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Mural celebrates Tennyson High’s Puente Program

Students from Tennyson High School and CSU East Bay worked together to design a mural, which is meant to represent the struggles and accomplishments of Tennyson High’s Puente Program. The unveiling of the mural occurred last Tuesday. Photos... READ MORE »»

Mural celebrates Tennyson High’s Puente Program
Increased number of scabies infections reported in February on campus

Tiffany Jones,
Contributor

In February, six cases of scabies were diagnosed at California State University, East Bay by the Student Health Center, according to Andrea Wilson, associate vice president of Student Support and Development. Typically one case of scabies is reported per month on campus. In an email sent out to residents... READ MORE »»

A close up of a scabies mite.
Photo | ArsElectronica

Increased number of scabies infections reported in February on campus
Restaurant servers discuss changes in tipping law

VernaLee James & Elisa Brice,
Contributors

Imagine walking into your favorite restaurant and sitting down waiting for your server to greet you but instead you are now bringing your own drinks, taking your own orders and delivering your own food. The feeling of hospitality would instantly be thrown out the window and the whole point of going out... READ MORE »»

Illustration | Jonard La Rosa

Restaurant servers discuss changes in tipping law
Word on the Street – “Who do you believe is the most influential woman in history?”

“I would say Susan B. Anthony because she helped with women’s suffrage,... READ MORE »»

Photo | Gjenes Belamide

Word on the Street – “Who do you believe is the most influential woman in history?”
Bringing Back the Bay

Sam High,
Contributor

Many Bay Area residents are unaware of the fact that they live next to one of the largest wetland restoration projects in the country. The South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project is reclaiming an area the size of Manhattan back to the marshes and mudflats that were once an important ecosystem in the... READ MORE »»

Bringing Back the Bay

News

Increased number of scabies infections reported in February on campus

In February, six cases of scabies were diagnosed at California State University, East Bay by the Student Health Center, according to Andrea Wilson, associate vice president of Student Support and Development. Typically one... Read More »

Unveiled mural hopes to bridge gaps between community and students

Almost a year after starting the project, students from Tennyson High School’s Puente classes, an English language arts program, proudly unveiled their mural “¡La Puentización Es Oportunidad!” which translates in... Read More »

Restaurant servers discuss changes in tipping law

Imagine walking into your favorite restaurant and sitting down waiting for your server to greet you but instead you are now bringing your own drinks, taking your own orders and delivering your own food. The feeling of hospitality... Read More »

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Opinion

The idea of a ‘skills gap’ in America is a myth

Americans have been sold the idea of a critical “skills gap” that is throttling our economic recovery and keeping Americans from returning to the workforce during what recovery we’ve had. But the skill gap does not... Read More »

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Arts & Life

Fashion Week – Men’s fashion stands out at the Oscars

Despite leading ladies Kate Hudson and Lupita Nyong’o making a grand entrance with their breathtaking and elegant gowns at the 86th Academy Awards, men proved to be the stars of the night with their... Read More »

Berkeley gallery depicts homeless life

Fashion Week

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