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ASCC election coins new executive board

All members of the organization want Chabot students to get full value of campus and education

By Michelle Olson

The ASCC released the results for ASCC elections on Wednesday. Fifty-three percent of student votes went for Adolf Agus making him the new financial director of the ASCC. His opponent, Jose Zavala, got 47 percent of the vote. This will be Agus' first year in the ASCC.

Saying good-bye and hoping for the best

David Arovola and Barbara Lawrence have few things to add before they retire and leave Chabot

By Muison Chi
Saying good-bye and hoping for the best
This spring is a season of separation. Thirteen staff and faculty members are retiring this spring. Some of them have worked in Chabot for more than 35 years. The Spectator extends its gratitude in appreciation of all the work that they have done for the college.

Video game consoles taken to a new level

Nintendo continues to wow fans with Wii and Sony turns PSP into something more than just games

By Carmen Shiu

Video game consoles taken to a new level
The purchase of a video game console normally comes with a device in a big box form, a remote control with simple buttons, and maybe a few demo games if you are lucky. Or at least that was how it used to be many years ago. Technology has obviously taken over the video gaming industry.

Beer tax wil help or state deficit

Profits will help supplement costs of crime prevention, and health services
Beer tax wil help or state deficit
First it was increasing gas prices, then it was increasing food prices and now they are increasing the price of beer! Are Americans being forced to pay an unnecessary expense for beer even though the cost of production has not gone up? Assemblyman Jim Beall (D-San Jose) has outlined a proposed bill that would increase the tax on the beer Californians buy.

High-post season expectations for the Glads

Chabot baseball drives for state as they host the Modesto Pirates in the first round of the playoffs

By Ricky Clark

The slates are clean, and the Gladiators are in the playoffs. Chabot is hosting the Modesto Pirates in a best of three series starting this Friday at 3 p.m. and Saturday at 11 a.m. (Possible third game will be played in Modesto). The Gladiators finished their season 26-15, and 18-7 while being ranked No.

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