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Podcasts
Superintendent President Geraldine M. Perri: State of the College Address
News
Off-campus lots alleviate parking woes
President tackles new semester
Textbook sales tumble as prices climb
Life
Congress pressures textbook companies to lower costs
Student government welcomes students
Sports
Football makes leading division cut
Football seeks return to gridiron glory
Speaking of Sports: New conference offers intersting matchups
Summer athletics fundraiser a success
A&E
Keepin' it Real: Confessions of a reality TV junkie
Soundbyte:
Bring Ya to the Brink, Cyndi Lauper
Soundbyte:
Dodgers Baseball, Music to your Ears
Soundbyte:
The best of Dean Martin, Green Series
Summer theatre can be a big break for student performers
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Editorials
A new semester starts: Get in gear!
Emergencies are imminent, drill for disaster
Opinions
Don't let economy deal you a bad hand
Olympic pride: Celebrate athletic national pride
Meet the staff
Meet Samantha Bravo
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