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Celebrate Black History Month with the latest crossword puzzle created by El Camino’s international students

February 19, 2019

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Black History Month Word Puzzle.jpg — Black History Month crossword puzzle created by El Camino’s international student Rui Teo.

Answer Key-Black History Month Word Puzzle.jpg — Black History Month crossword puzzle answer key created by El Camino’s international student Rui Teo.

Megan Kane, the only woman in the El Camino College Fire Academys 157th class, trains with the other students at the academys center in Inglewood, California on Wednesday, Nov. 2. ECC’s Fire Academy, formerly known as the South Bay Academy, has trained firefighters for more than 50 years, but women still make up less than 1% of its classes. Photo by Kim McGill/The Union

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The board members of Scene One Film Club, a club that provides El Camino College students an introduction to networking and the film industry meet during a zoom meeting. From top row left, Martin Gonzalez, Director of Tech, Keala Fitisemanu, Treasurer and bottom row from left, Michael Prieto, President and Hailee Pitschke, ICC Rep. Prieto and the other board members of the film club including Martin Gonzalez encourage students who are interested in filmmaking to join their club and keep their club open to students of all majors. Photo by Safia Ahmed/The Union Photo credit: Safia Ahmed

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Celebrate Black History Month with the latest crossword puzzle created by El Camino’s international students