Day of the Dead Celebrations Across the Bay Area

November 15, 2013

Hundreds of Bay Area residents celebrate Dia de los Muertos in cities everywhere from San Francisco to Oakland to Hayward.

Emma Stone in POOR THINGS by Atsushi Nishijima, courtesy of Searchlight Pictures

Poor Things: A Male’s Version of Feminism

Kriszel Ramos exhibited their coasters, no-touch door opener keychains, and Tsurikawa arrangement at the front of their booth. Visit their Instagram, @Kalista_resin.

CSUEB’s PASA’s Flea Market

The Pioneer Announces Special Print Edition

The Pioneer Announces Special Print Edition

Spooky Books to Get in the Halloween Spirit

Spooky Books to Get in the Halloween Spirit

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Beware of the Algorithm

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It was evident that Ford Mustangs, from all years, were the most prominent car at the show, with two securing awards. A 1968 mustang took home the “Best Original” award and a 1967 mustang took home the “Most Character/Unique” award.

CSUEB’s 2nd Annual Car Show: Classic Muscle Cars Steal The Show

Before & After: CSUEBs Newest Building: The CORE Building

Before & After: CSUEB’s Newest Building: The CORE Building

Accompanied by the U.S. American flag and the California State Flag, the Muwekma-Ohlone flag, is the newest addition to Chabot’s campus.

The Muwekma Tribal Flag Raising at Chabot College

Kriszel Ramos exhibited their coasters, no-touch door opener keychains, and Tsurikawa arrangement at the front of their booth. Visit their Instagram, @Kalista_resin.

CSUEB’s PASA’s Flea Market

Incoming freshman and transfer students, along with friends and family, lined up to check-in and receive “swag” from Student Life and Leadership on Oct. 23 at CSUEB. All visitors who attended Preview Day were requested to register online prior to their arrival.

CSU: East Bay’s Preview Day!

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Day of the Dead Celebrations Across the Bay Area