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Board Pulls bus pass proposal from agenda
Initiative would fund two-year pilot program to reduce cost for the students to ride AC Transit
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Despite demand by students and community supporters, the Peralta Board of Trustees on March 11 postponed a highly anticipated vote on a proposal to fund a two-year pilot program with AC Transit that would reduce the cost of monthly bus passes for full-time students.
President Davis: Laney needs more student activities
Student raises concerns about rumored removal of 'domino tables'
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During the open forum of the Associated Students of Laney College (ASLC) Council's March 5 meeting, Laney student President Davis voiced concerns over the possible removal of the eight concrete tables cemented along the Laney quad's front entrance.
Davis mentioned apparent complaints made by campus police and faculty members, who he said claimed game-playing at the tables disrupts students studying in the library.
Accounting for a good time at COA
Tutorial program helps business students throughout the Peralta District
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The Accounting Tutorial Center at the College of Alameda is unique and one of a kind; this valuable and extremely beneficial program has been in existence since the mid--1970s. It is the only Accounting tutorial program in the Peralta District that not only provides services to students at the College of Alameda, but to students at Laney, Merritt, and Berkeley City College as well.
BCC's 'Great Debaters'
Rhetoric and Debate Club encourages dialogue
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The fear of public speaking outranks the fear of death, according to some studies. But you may not find too many of those kinds of students at BCC soon.
Overcoming any fears of speaking in public and exercising their intellectual might, the Berkeley Rhetoric and Debate club is a place for students to bond and battle with their wits.
Where does ASLC's money go?
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With over $100,000, the Associated Students of Laney College (ASLC) has its largest budget ever this year.
The budget was adopted unanimously back in September by the ASLC Council, which then had only three members President Yvonne Thompson, Vice--President Naz Khan and Secretary Sybil Burciaga.
Issue Summary
News
- ASLC debates spending
- Closure for childcare at COA delayed
- Peralta proposes 'free speech zones'
- Trustees to decide on new Laney president
- Community college fee increase considered
- ASLC election results declared
- ASLC violates Brown Act
- Good parking hard to find
- BSU hosts Malcolm X Summit
- ASLC wraps up the school year
- Students need advocacy funds
- ASLC funding underreported
- ASLC impeachment charges fail
- Parking lot chaos
- Test URL story
Arts
Sports
- Springtime is a time for awards
- Oakland legend Proverb Jacobs restarted Laney women's track
- 2010 Spring Sports Awards
Features
- Laney student gets rare chance at Cannes
- COA learning communities
- Josh Wolf talks on First Amendment at Laney
- A day at COA
- Ubaka inspires, empowers Laney students
- Word on the Quad
- Tough tourism on Hollywood and Vine
Movie Reviews
- Jim Thompson's story makes good film
- David Choe gets 'Dirty'
- Movie review: "The Kids are All Right"
- Film review: William S. Burroughs--A Man Within
- Holly Woodlawn interview
OpEd
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