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Good morning!
Have you picked up our latest issue? While we are working on the upcoming issue of Viewpoints, here are a few stories by our staff that you might have missed! Keep an eye on our social media this week for new stories and make sure to grab a copy of the print edition of Vol. 101, Issue 4 on Oct. 13!
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Even with poor terrain and delays in starting on time, goals were set and accomplished.
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Both the Riverside City College men’s and women’s cross country teams competed at the Manny Bautista Invitational at NTC Park in San Diego Oct. 7.
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With a large field of 18 teams competing, the men’s team had high expectations.
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“The team has done a great job learning this season and getting better each day,” men’s head coach Jim McCarron said. “It was the deepest community college field so we set a goal of placing fifth as a team and we met that goal.”
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After an airplane departed from the nearby San Diego Airport and caused a delay...
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So, as many artists have voiced throughout the years, seasons change.
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Riverside City College’s art gallery’s latest exhibit honors that vibe.
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The gallery came alive during the opening reception for “Cutting Edges” on Oct. 6.
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Gallery coordinator Matthew Luther says the purpose of these events is to connect students interested in art to on-campus resources and further inspire them through the Artist Talk, a separate event which focuses on the processes and background of each individual.
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The reception was open to all, inviting students, faculty and outside visitors to admire the works of Leigh Salgado, Denise Kramer and Marthe Aponte. Their works on display had a main focus on feminine ideas, which helped to stir up discussion...
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