What’s wrong with the rail trail debate is what’s wrong with American democracy in 2022, Wallace Baine writes. Why isn’t…
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Watsonville High senior Danna Perez turns ‘grief into hope’
Watsonville High graduating senior Danna Perez co-founded the Hope Club as a sophomore after a tragic accident in 2019. Now, she plans to go to Cabrillo College to become a bilingual and bicultural nurse for patients like her.
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Student Lookout: Take a hike, eat some pizza and check out the Santa Cruz History Fair
Workers at Starbucks locations on Mission Street and Ocean Street in Santa Cruz have voted in favor of joining the…
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Student Lookout: Top thrift shops, First Friday art tour and where to get good Chinese food
Cabrillo — and UC Santa Cruz — tried to tap a new $2 billion state fund to build on-campus housing. While it was shut…
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Student Lookout: Best bookshops, upcoming events and a free cookie
Organized in June 2020 in response to the murder of George Floyd, the Rise Together Coalition has focused its collective…
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Student Lookout: Record Store Day, top study spots and a free month of Spotify
The stories of loss from mothers Sophie Veniel and Carrie Luther inform a much larger picture of fatal fentanyl…
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Debt-free college: California on verge of spending $632M to help students lessen college debt
Roughly 360,000 UC and Cal State students could receive $1,000 to $3,000 to fund their educations this fall as part of California’s effort to make college debt-free. Another form of aid to help more community college students has a less clear path.
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Student Lookout: 4/20, camping getaways, and movies filmed in Santa Cruz
An international team of scientists, co-led by UCSC Genomics Institute Associate Director Karen Miga, completed the…
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‘We’re really growing students’: Cabrillo horticulturist Heather Blume is in full bloom this season
Cabrillo College horticulture center coordinator Heather Blume might be a well-known face at the Aptos Farmers Market, but her drive to create and maintain a space for horticulture students to hone their skills is what makes her stand out.
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Student Lookout: Free pizza slices, unique Santa Cruz spots & what to do this weekend
UC Santa Cruz Student Union Assembly President Shivika Sivakumar describes the “revival” on campus after two COVID-torn…