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Accreditation Monster

Consequences of losing accreditation

Chabot's faculty and staff are working hard to make sure that Chabot does not lose its accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Full story

Newsline 5-14

See what's happening this week around the Chabot campus. Full story

Gun proponents fear losing right to bear arms

Recent news stories from CBS and 60 Minutes find that people are getting in lines that stretch longer than the lines for rides at Disneyland, just to fill out the paper work for an FBI background check to purchase a gun. Full story

Upcoming Hayward Stroll steps in to unify

What's better than music, food, prizes and fun? How about getting it all for free! The second annual South Hayward Stroll will be held on Saturday, May 16. Full story

Propositions translated

Having passed its budget nearly a year late, lawmakers opted to run a special election this May 19 to have residents vote on various statewide propositions to raise new money to cover California's projected huge debt. Full story

Student sleeping

Students: get your rest!

For the average college student, it seems like there are just not enough hours in the day. The first thing that we seem to put off is sleep. Full story

Sujoy Sarkar

A communications inspiration in TV

Sujoy Sarkar is a former Chabot student and the owner of Clearwater Filmworks, a film company that works with Chabot College's KCTH channel 27. Full story

Matt Hufman

Chabot alum takes home top journalism award

Chabot alum and former Spectator Managing Editor Matt Hufman won the prestigious 2009 Pulitzer for Public Service Journalism. Full story

New Star Trek sets its phasers to stunning

Captain's log: I boldly went where millions have gone before-- to the theaters to watch the highly anticipated new Star Trek. Full story

Who’s really in control?

We shouldn't have to choose between our constitutional rights and public safety. Full story

A generation of pill poppin’

Being "comfortably numb" isn't just for those who are strung out on narcotics anymore. Psychiatric drug prescriptions have been drastically on the rise since 2006. Full story

Chabot hits a spot into the playoffs

Team struggles to maintain strength in all-conference competition after an inconsistent season. Full story

From the track to the battlefield

Linda Saunders: first the state track meet this weekend, then the U.S. Marines. Full story

Glads swept in playoffs

Playoff baseball is a tournament in which a team and/or a player can create a legendary legacy, or begin to fortify one. For the No. 16 seed Gladiators, however, it was an abridged version of their regular season struggles. Full story

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