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Olga Ramaz
June 4, 2008

Marathon Features Live Models, Draws Student Artists

Olga Ramaz
December 12, 2007

Colorful Clay Creations Captivate Shoppers

Olga Ramaz
December 12, 2007

Gallery Exhibition Explores Architectural Composition

Olga Ramaz
December 12, 2007

Police Cadet Program Offers Opportunities to Students

Olga Ramaz
November 28, 2007

‘Phanatics’ Showcases Best in Dance Department

Olga Ramaz
November 14, 2007

Staffer Reflects on His Journey as an Actor

Olga Ramaz
October 30, 2007

“Andar por America”

Olga Ramaz
October 30, 2007

Last Minute Halloween Events Are Sure to Satisfy Ghoulish Cravings

Olga Ramaz
October 30, 2007

‘Bat Boy’ Marks a Hit for Theater Arts Department

Olga Ramaz
October 16, 2007

Ode to Beatles and ’60s Revolution Scores Across the Board

Olga Ramaz
October 16, 2007

Many Eligible Students Overlook Student Aid

Olga Ramaz
October 2, 2007

Clubs Geared to Recruitment During Rush Week

Olga Ramaz
October 2, 2007

Art Gallery Hosts Australian Group Show

Olga Ramaz
September 18, 2007

Gallery ‘Summer Show’ Examines Light, Space

Olga Ramaz
June 7, 2007

In a World Produces Obscure Music For All

Olga Ramaz
June 7, 2007

Students Organize to Raise Scholarship Funds

Olga Ramaz
May 17, 2007

‘Show Us Your Best’ Presents Array of Student Works

Olga Ramaz
May 17, 2007
Shauna Murray pays her fees to Sandra Fleischer, part-time tuition office employee, at the fee drop window.

[Photo] Students Struggle With Burden of Financial Debt

Kara Aranas
May 17, 2007
The Mobil station at the corner of Mountain Street and Verdugo Road was the site of a Sociology 101 class protest over the high price of gasoline and the Bush administration policies.

[Photo] Students Demonstrate Against High Gas Prices

Vida Djaghouri
May 17, 2007
George Ellison has become an expert on cats, one of the many subjects found in the Special Collections Room at the Glendale Public Library.

[Photo] Alumnus Finds Niche in Special Collections

Tony Alfieri
May 17, 2007
A Students car is seriously damaged and moved from where it was originally parked in a hit-an-run incident.

[Photo] Campus Angered Over Wave of Hit and Runs

Sose Frankyan
May 17, 2007
The absence of recycling bins on campus leave GCC students with no other choice but to throw away recyclables into regular trash cans.

[Photo] Recycling Exists on Campus Despite Unmarked Bins

Jennifer Tinoco
May 17, 2007
New GCC coach Kirt Kohlmeier looks forward to coaching the womens team to success.

[Photo] Golf Returns to Campus After Long Hiatus

Susan Aksu
May 17, 2007
The elevator tower and bridge will make life much easier for both students and faculty and it will also be a welcome replacement for the aptly named cardiac hill staircase.

[Photo] New Construction Site: Clock is Ticking!

Richard Kontas
May 17, 2007

Campus Commemorates Armenian Genocide

Olga Ramaz
May 3, 2007

Facilities Seeks to Cleanup Campus Grunge

Olga Ramaz
April 12, 2007
Whole Foods Glendale Marketing Representative, Shana McCovbrey tells Kenesiology major, Nishan Simbotyan, 29, about the organic bananas they sell at Whole Foods.

[Photo] Campus Celebrates Ecology, Healthy Living

Rachel Mills
April 12, 2007
The Dirty Diamond

[Photo] The Dirty Diamond Rocks the Plaza

Richard Kontas
April 12, 2007
Ben Smith informs students and faculty about the rising costs of textbooks.

[Photo] Students Break Bank to Buy Textbooks

Susan Aksu
April 12, 2007
Rose McGowan as go-go dancer Cherry Darling, fights off a horde of zombies in Planet Terror.

[Photo] ‘Grindhouse’ Pays Tribute to Blood, Guts and Guns

Vartanoosh Kiourktzian
April 12, 2007
Hungry students wait in line while Francisco Guzman, a member of Voces del Ma¤ana, helps out at the clubs burrito sale and fund-raiser.

[Photo] Voces del Ma§ana Supports Undocumented Students

Tamara Baskin
April 12, 2007
Thomas Armistead from the Conservative Club handed out flyers and spoke out against Augustin Aguayos case at the Anti-War Teach In by the Coalition Club.

[Photo] Anti-War Teach-In

Vartanoosh Kiourktzian
March 29, 2007
Construction personnel work around the clock to finish the new building which is scheduled to open in August.

[Photo] New Building Promises Valuable Amenities for Students

Rachel Mills
March 29, 2007
The GCC Spirit Squad gives the crowd at sports events a boost of energy and enthusiasm with their cheers.

[Photo] Cheer Squad Wins Nationals, Looks to a Bright Future

Vida Djaghouri
March 29, 2007
Geology professor John Leland points out the area where a small brush fire broke out on Feb. 16. The small fire was started by a spark released by a construction workers torch.

Construction Site Suffers Tolls of Accidental Fires

Olga Ramaz
March 29, 2007

Faculty Claims E-mail Violates Labor Law

Olga Ramaz
March 29, 2007

El Vaquero Awarded With General Excellence

Olga Ramaz
March 29, 2007
Paul Dozois

Campus Mourns Loss of Instructor and Friend

Olga Ramaz
March 15, 2007
Jennifer Chung warms up before a match against Ventura Community College on Tuesday.

[Photo] Lady Vaqs Stumble at Home Against Ventura

Lenin Lau
March 15, 2007
The first few weeks into the semester are always a hassle for students in all parking lots.

[Photo] Students Continue Struggle With Limited Parking

Diana Petras
March 15, 2007

Instructor Collapses During Recent Marathon

Olga Ramaz
March 15, 2007

Athletic Hall of Fame Welcomes Six New Inductees

Olga Ramaz
March 15, 2007
Ira Heffler, co-adviser of the Speech and Debate team, leads some members of team through a practice debate.

[Photo] Speech and Debate Team Continue on Winning Streak

Jennifer Tinoco
March 15, 2007
Rebecca Ripples sculpture titled Tongue, is an example of scale variation. Its letters, which fluctuate from big to small, coil from one end of the gallery to the center and grabs viewer attention.

Showcase Examines Scale Variation, Non-Subjective Art

Olga Ramaz
March 2, 2007
Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has fresh ideas.

[Photo] Passion and Intelligence May Not Win Election

Vartanoosh Kiourktzian
March 2, 2007
Nancy Bogado takes a stroke during a 5-4 Vaquero victory against SBCC.

[Photo] Lady Vaqueros Defeat Santa Barbara College, 5-4

Susan Aksu
March 2, 2007
Superintendent/President Audre Levy

[Photo] Levy Lectures Listeners On Classroom Challenges

Rachel Mills
March 2, 2007
Superintendent/President Audre Levy shares a few words with Mayor of Yerevan, Armenia, Yervand Zakharyan, during his visit to the GCC campus. This was the first time a mayor from Yerevan traveled to Los Angeles.

[Photo] Mayor of Yerevan Stops by Campus During Local Tour

Susan Aksu
March 2, 2007

Davitt Asked Campus Police to ‘Hold’ Copies of El Vaquero

Olga Ramaz
December 15, 2006
Students display their prototypes at the Robotics and Tech Expo held on campus Dec. 3 through the 5.

[Photo] Technology Expo Gives Students Insight on Program

Susan Aksu
December 15, 2006
A young boy looks on as a community member waters the aloe vera plants along with recently sowed produce. Proyecto Jardin is a communal project located 13 minutes away from where the GCC campus sits.

[Photo] Community Garden Flourishes in Heart of East L.A.

OLGA RAMAZ
El Vaquero Editor in Chief
November 3, 2006
Me, We, by Dewey Ambrosino, lies on a piece of clear sealant. Ambrosino is inspired by Muhammad Alis famous Me, We poem.

[Photo] ‘Rocktobersurprisefest’ Pushes Rebellious Agenda

OLGA RAMAZ
El Vaquero Editor in Chief
October 19, 2006
A ceramic titled Guitar, center, by Maryke Brennin, is a first place award winner. Sculptures of ceramics and metal represent just a few of the works in this years student art exhibition.

[Photo] Student Work Displayed in Annual Art Exhibition

OLGA RAMAZ
El Vaquero Staff Writer
May 19, 2005
Despite making it through a difficult four-year stretch in which the band temporarily broke up, singer Shirley Manson left her husband, and new technologies made the sleek electro-rock sound of its first three albums feel passé, Garbage resurfaces

[Photo] Garbage Comes Back Strong With ‘Bleed Like Me’

OLGA RAMAZ
El Vaquero Staff Writer
May 5, 2005
If one needed further proof of the contemporary revival/reassessment of the ambitiously overwrought sensibilities once so reviled in 70s rock, this aggressively mind-bending second album by The Mars Volta offers it up in spades. Band mainstays Omar Rodrig

[Photo] ‘Frances the Mute’ Is a Musical Uprising

OLGA RAMAZ
El Vaquero Staff Writer
March 18, 2005
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