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Photos of the week: From a sunny day to a lit up night

By Marlena Keenan, Jo Rankin, Alain Miranda, and Shontel Leake|October 3, 2016

It can be a bright and sunny day, with blue skies, and then it can turn cloudy.

Photo credit: Jo Rankin

Bird — Photo credit: Alain Miranda

Gray skies — Heavy clouds pass over El Camino on September 19th, 2016 Photo credit: Marlena Keenan

Apart from sunny and cloudy, we have night time following the day.

Evening sky over El Camino football field — Photo credit: Shontel Leake

Photo credit: Jo Rankin

Photo credit: Jo Rankin

American sign language interpreter Martin Garcia, 52, converses with sign language students at Cafe Camino on Tuesday, April 7. Garcia, who has been signing for most of his life, has been working as an interpreter since 1997. "When we come together as students, people stop and take note, they're fascinated by the hand movements and facial expressions, " he said. (Erica Lee | The Union)

Campus life by the hour: Monday at 2 p.m.

Duante Nabi Fyall performs in the middle of a dance circle in front of the Communications Building on Wednesday, Feb. 26. He is a professor of West African dance at the University of California, San Diego. (Katie Gronenthal | The Union)

West African drum meditation brings music, storytelling and dance to El Camino

El Camino women's volleyball team during pre-game before going head-to-head against Mt. San Jacinto at home on Monday, Nov. 14. El Camino defeated Mt. San Jacinto 3-0 (25-13, 25-14, 25-16), and will now wait for the seeding results for the CCCAA Regional Playoffs, which determines if the team qualifies for the postseason. (Greg Fontanilla | The Union)

Women’s volleyball sweeps Mt. San Jacinto in season finale

Decorated pumpkins showcased in the Student Services Building at El Camino College on Monday, Oct. 31. The Veterans Service Program hosted the contest and chose three winners along with a president's choice. (Khallid Muhsin | The Union)

Gallery: ‘Fa-BOO-lous’ pumpkins

ECC Formerly Incarcerated Re-Entry Students Thriving (FIRST) Counseling Group

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