Art exhibit is getting ready to open at Chabot

Museum Studies students work very hard to help put together the third annual Chabot Student Art Exhibit at Chabot College's Art Gallery

By Bermudez, David

The Chabot College Art Gallery is being taken over by Chabot art students. Opening night for the third annual Chabot Student Art Exhibit is going to take place on Thursday, March 29, from 6 to 9 p.m. The art show will run until May 15. Diane Zuliani, a full-time art instructor at Chabot College, is helping the students organize and put the art exhibit together, along with Chabot College's Museum Studies class.

A night at the movies becomes a social gathering

The Gay-Straight Alliance hosts 10th annual gay and lesbian film festival at Chabot College

By Lane, Terri L.

Over the past weekend, Chabot College's GSA (Gay Straight Alliance) hosted the 10th annual Southern Alameda County Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. The first year of this festival was held in the San Leandro library and has now found a home at the Chabot Little Theater.

Pride, will leave you with admiration

By McLorin, Shanae

When it comes to capturing an essence that would set Pride apart from other movies, Director Sunu Gonera said a few weeks ago during an interview in Oakland: "Authenticity. Something that was very real. The light and dark of life, life is not just black and white when capturing real human-beings not characters.

Betrayed by the government, out for revenge

Mark Wahlberg plays a top Marine Corps scout sniper in Shooter, action-packed from start to end

By Baladad, Ryan

This action-thriller flick focuses on more than just killing, taking a closer look at government corruption, just as a sniper zooms in on his target, and resolves it as it was in the Wild West, with the pull of a trigger. Mark Wahlberg stars as Bob Lee Swagger, the Marine Corps' top scout sniper, in Paramount's new film, Shooter.