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Battle of the Boats: Students, professors race in cardboard boat competition

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By Raphael Richardson • April 21, 2024
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The Social Justice Center hosted a screening of the documentary "Imagine the Indian" on Nov. 12. The event was hosted by Monica Delgado, coordinator of the Social Justice Center and part of the Native Heritage Month organization. (Chelsea Alvarez | The Union)
El Camino celebrates Native American Heritage Month with workshops, talks and screenings
Tso Richard Yanez of the Wildhorse Native American Association's Wildhorse Singers performs a grass dance, Thursday, Nov. 6, in honor of Native American Heritage Month at El Camino College. Yanez, who is Diné/Navajo, Haudenosaunee/Iroquois and Pascua Yaqui, wore traditional regalia adorned with eagle feathers, intricate beadwork and a roach headdress made with porcupine hair. (Elsa Rosales | The Union)
Wildhorse Singers bring a steady beat of tradition and culture to El Camino College
El Camino College students interact with Ray, a therapy dog, on Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2024, by Student Health Services. Ray, whose owner is Anya Zinoveva, is also a dog actor. (Rosemarie Turay | The Union)
Wags and smiles to visit El Camino, bringing an opportunity to de-stress
Students in the photo program take pictures of models in costume during a Halloween-themed shoot on Thursday, Oct. 30, at the Arts Complex, Room 114. “It’s a great practice for my students to work with different color light settings,” photography professor Weng San Sit said. (Chelsea Alvarez | The Union)
Photography students lead Halloween photo shoot for campus community
"The Laramie Project" will run at the Campus Theatre from Friday, Nov. 14 to Sunday, Nov. 23. (Graphic courtesy of the El Camino College Ticket Office website)
'The Laramie Project' play to debut at Campus Theatre
El Camino College Human Resources Technician Ana Florentino holds a treat bowl at her desk Wednesday, Oct. 22, which was decorated in preparation for children on campus going trick-or-treating through the office. Florentino and Martha Lopez, who also works in the HR Department, are a part of a group in their office who always decorate. "We kinda decorate all the time for every season, and they told us they were going to do trick or treating for the kids coming so we tried to prepare for [them] coming in," Lopez said. (Seph Peters | The Union)
Campus spirits: El Camino decks out in spooky decor for Halloween
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