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DASG Programs Committee discusses some events for the De-Stress happening in week 11 of the winter quarter and upcoming events for the spring quarter in the DASG lounge meeting room on Mar. 6.
DASG Programs committee talks De-stress, spring quarter
Andreina Carnero Ramirez, Staff Reporter
Audience members listen to and participate in the All My Relations talk panel on Feb. 29 at the California History Center.
California History Center hosts “All My Relations” exhibit, panel
Ingrid Lu, Art & Entertainment Editor
Senators meet to discuss general DASG issues in the blank on March 6.
DASG updates: STEM lab scheduling, Measure G, health clinic
Ingrid Lu, Arts and Entertainment Editor
People around the Afghani food table at the Nowruz celebration, on Monday, March 11.
Nowruz: A sign of hope, empathy, acceptance
Sabrina Kulieva, Staff Reporter
Graphic made using Canva about Black History Month.
DA Voices: What does Black History Month mean to you and why is it important to celebrate?
Preena Patel, Staff Reporter
Elena Bandong, 18, psychology major, walks close to the Flint Center on Jan. 24.
DA Voices: 'How will you spend Valentine's day?'
Andreina Carnero Ramirez, Staff Reporter
DA Voices: What are your New Years resolutions?
DA Voices: 'What are your New Year's resolutions?'
Ingrid Lu and Sabrina Kulieva
DA Voices: What is your favorite music genre?
DA Voices: What is your favorite music genre?
Blen Ketema, Freelancer
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Andreina Carnero (blue), a staff reporter with La Voz, fighting in the Steveston, Canada Kendo Tournament on Feb. 24.
Kendo: Beyond physical fitness
Andreina Carnero Ramirez, Staff Reporter
Logo for the new addition to the sports column, Porch Talk. This graphic includes reference to the Los Angeles baseball team The Dodgers.
Porch Talk: Feb. 26
Connor Giblin, Freelance Reporter

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