Test your newsy knowledge with this week’s Lookout news quiz

Hi folks,
Welcome to Round 6 of our weekly feature that tests your knowledge of Santa Cruz news with 10 simple questions drawn from the work of Lookout’s correspondents and contributors each week.
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Enrollment is down at the University of California and the Cal State, which has frustrated lawmakers who gave both...
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom launched an offensive in his war with Big Oil. The battle didn’t go as planned.
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Wallace Baine is Lookout’s City Life Correspondent, covering arts, music and culture, as well as the people who make Santa Cruz and neighboring communities tick. He also writes “The Here & Now,” a periodic column that offers his take on the news of the day — and the news you’d otherwise miss.