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Experience

Urgent Conversations

Urgent Conversations

Roya Mohammad, Staff Writer
September 9, 2020

The Los Medanos College Social Science Department is hosting a four-part series of events called "Urgent Conversations" in order to inform students and teachers on the topics of equity and social justice,...

Halloween decorations in the Center for Academic Support.

How cultures on campus celebrate fall

Spencer Batute, @batutie_
October 24, 2019

Trick-or-treating, jack-o-lanterns, spooky decorations and all things macabre. These traditions are unquestionable customs of Halloween, a hallmark American holiday. However, Halloween is by no means the...

Grammys get it wrong again

Grammys get it wrong again

Kimberly Stelly, [email protected]
February 23, 2017

The music industry has always catered to white audiences over culturally relevant art. One of the most notable examples of this came about when the Grammys Ceremony aired last Saturday and graced us with...

Migos lacks 'hype'

Migos lacks ‘hype’

Jordan Neel, [email protected]
February 1, 2017

Atlanta trio Migos’ second studio album “Culture,” released Jan. 27 is a solid effort, but doesn’t show much growth compared to “Y.R.N. (Yung Rich Nation).” The hype behind this...

Students share stories

Kimberly Stelly, kstelly@lmcexperience,com
November 17, 2016

Five students were chosen to speak to an audience of their peers during Los Medanos College’s second successful “Evening of Cultural Conversations.” The event held Tuesday, Nov. 15 in L-109 was meant...

Spanish degree nears approval

Students who have taken one of Los Medanos College’s Spanish classes may be well on their way to a degree that doesn’t officially exist, at least not at the moment. A Spanish associative arts transfer...

Cultural clash causes internal struggle

Living a life torn between two different cultures is difficult. I personally choose to hyphenate myself and identify as Mexican-American because, although I recognize my luck for being born into this country,...

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