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What students should know before Monday
Isis Piccillo, Jacquelyn Opalach, Ryan Barba, and Kasper Dilmaghani
• April 4, 2020

Measure Q falls short
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• March 2, 2020

Bill 302 Dies — But For Wrong Reasons
James Millett, Staff Writer
• September 9, 2019
Mayoral candidates field questions
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• October 11, 2018
Housing crunch has straining effect on residents
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• September 29, 2018
Senate Bill 827 only fixes ‘corporate housing crisis’
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• March 26, 2018
Senate Bill 827 only fixes corporate housing crisis
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• March 25, 2018
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Faculty concerns, as well as horticulture hopes, broached during public comment
Reid Haataja, Staff Writer • October 5, 2025

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Students will be able to pay a one time fee per semester to travel from all four Peralta colleges
Dustin Chu, Staff Writer • September 29, 2025

Romi Bales, Copy Editor • September 19, 2025

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Lylah Schmedel-Permanna, Managing Editor • October 30, 2024
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Uncertainty over pending college merger, an EEO analysis of Peralta's underrepresented Latinx faculty population, and Peralta gets new tech
Tamara Copes, Staff Writer • September 29, 2025

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Public comments focused on district security and a new payment schedule for campus facility rentals.

Desmond Meagley, Editor in Chief • April 16, 2025

Eliot Faine, Multimedia Editor • October 4, 2025

Lylah Schmedel-Permanna, Managing Editor • October 30, 2024
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