By Alfredo Sanchez
It seems that the cavalry is starting to arrive for those who have been fighting the construction of the power plants here in Hayward. The speakers were students, faculty and community organizers who have been working for months now to stop Hayward from sliding into an inefficient, irresponsible past and to push it towards a "greener," more energy efficient future.
Swarms of hopeful college students enroll at Chabot every year, but they have no clue about all the programs and services it offers.
In fact, many students who have been at Chabot for a number of years are still clueless about what EOPS and ASPIRE are.
776 Productions, led by Chabot English instructor Sean McFarland, has given Chabot a glimpse of their newest project, Door Number One, last Mega Day, May 10.
By Kurt Garvey
Chabot's new ASCC government was elected last week, which represents the students of Chabot to administrators and also organizes and plans events for the school.
Behind the scenes is the currently vacant job of director of student life, which is supposed to help organize events around the Chabot campus.
Scholarship winners give thanks to those who have helped them in their academic achievements
By Miuson Chi
Chabot College hosted its annual scholarship award ceremony last Friday
This year, thirty-four Gladiators had the merits to win awards.
Every gladiator has their own story and their abilities are charming.
The winner of the Dr. Reed L. Buffington Scholarship, Randi Ray, was chosen for her exceptional leadership and her voluntary service to the community.
By Jennifer Bennet
So you have got your books, an empty wallet, and you have just caught sight of the buyback window offering you 50 percent of whatever you paid for your books. Sounds sweet, right? Maybe.
The people who operate the buyback window are not affiliated with the bookstore.
By William Johnson
Chabot offers a number of scholarships every year to award the achievements of students. This year, thirty-four gladiators had the merits to win the awards.
Every gladiator has their own story and their abilities are charming.
The winner of the Dr. Reed L.
By William Johnson
Chabot College celebrates its annual commencement in the Grand Court at 10 a.m. Saturday May 31, with a keynote address by Alameda County Superior Court Judge Leo Dorado.
More than 300 of the 1,000 candidates eligible to receive their associate's degrees are expected to participate in the colorful ceremony.
By Marcus Midkiff
Students planning to transfer to San Diego State may want to rethink their transfer plans.
On Tuesday May 6, agents of the Drug Enforcement Agency arrested 96 people at San Diego State as part of a sting operation. The sting was in response to the overdose death of a freshman the year before.
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