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Thursday, October 11th, 2012
Kids playing in front of fountain.
PHOTO / Natalia Aldana, The Pioneer
This entry was published in The Pioneer Online on Thursday, October 11th, 2012 at 2:03 pm.
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- Friends and Family Question the Media’s Coverage of the Life and Death of Malcolm X’s Grandson
- Aramark Workers Strike for Fair Labor Practices
- An Exclusive Look into the World of Body Suspension
- 200 Runners Came to Support CSUEB and Community Relations
- Alameda County To Purchase New Electric Cars
- TEDx Hayward Call for Change
- Dont Blame the Victims; Change Ourselves
- Hayward Gets Festive for Cinco de Mayo
- Community Efforts Prevent Closure of Pool
- Free Comic Book Day Encourages New Readers and Patrons
- CSU East Bay Soccer Team Gives Back To Community
- CSUEB Shuttles Accommodate Students by Extending Hours