In a filing in Santa Cruz Superior Court this week, Jimmy Dutra is accused of abuse in Los Angeles in 2005, when Dutra…
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Student Lookout: Fall adventures, the Screaming Hand, and a free yoga class
The City of Santa Cruz and workers represented by labor union SEIU Local 521 reached a tentative agreement Sunday…
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Student Lookout: Best beaches, BBQueer Fest, and how UCSC’s mascot was almost the Sea Lion
Debra Feldstein, a mother of two high school students, wants her children’s religious holidays to be considered as…
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Student Lookout: The Bagelry, Midtown Friday and a giant squid
Twenty-two local writers share their own shared, and distinct, experiences as the new group hosts an evening of poetry…
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UC admissions to give second chance to rejected students who failed to meet requirements
UC Santa Cruz is among the campuses participating in a pilot program, to begin in 2023, under which students who don’t qualify for University of California admission as first-year applicants may still receive a conditional acceptance if they meet grade and course requirements at community colleges.
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Student Lookout: Nisene Marks, upcoming events and BOGO cookie
The much-delayed clearing of the Benchlands began on Monday, with phase one tackling the area closest to the Water…
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Alicia Bencomo Garcia passes on her reawakening as Cabrillo College’s first ethnic studies faculty member
As California’s college systems move forward with new ethnic studies curricula, Cabrillo College has begun the formation of its department, headed by a daughter of immigrant parents from Mexico who saw her own life trajectory change when she took a Chicano/Chicana studies course at UC Davis at age 19.
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New Cabrillo College student trustee Deviné Hardy thrives in role of student advocate she always needed
Deviné Hardy first came to Cabrillo College 18 years ago, and recalls her anger then. After bartending, coordinating circus events and running a yoga studio, she’s back at the school with the plans to graduate with three degrees in the spring. Now, she has joined the Cabrillo board of trustees as its student representative, bringing all of that experience to the task.
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Student Lookout: Hang out at the Watsonville Hangar and the return of the Santa Cruz County Fair
Teachers bargained and parents complained. After months of negotiation, the district and teachers within the Soquel…
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Cabrillo College question: How to better serve its Hispanic students?
Cabrillo College administrators, staff and faculty finalized a report focusing on recommendations for the college to better serve its Hispanic students — who make up almost 50% of the school’s student population. President Matt Wetstein told Lookout about some of the highlights.