The results are in for the college district's student government elections.
Students from Moorpark, Oxnard and Ventura Colleges voted on their student representatives April 21 and 22, with 326 voters turning out at Moorpark, 250 at Oxnard and 295 at Ventura.
Votes for the individual campus boards, listed below, were tallied Wednesday night after polls closed. Results for the district-wide vote for Student Trustee were counted later in the week, and Nick Turner of Moorpark College beat Johnny Garcia-Vasquez of Oxnard College.
Musician Martin Espino played indigenous music from the Ancient Americas for Oxnard College students and staff.
With the women’s skirts flowing and the men leading their partners in a fluid hypnotic motion, the Ballet Folklorico Mestizo de Oxnard College preserves traditions of Mexico through music and dance.
On Sunday, April 5, the Ballet will help celebrate local Latino artists at the 16th Annual De Colores Art Show and Festival in Ventura.
The Career and Transfer Center has found a new home in Fountain Hall.
Fountain Hall’s classrooms will soon be moved into the new academic center currently under construction near the library, and Fountain Hall will become the main student service offices.
Green Day has been gracing stages since 1986, but it has become a fairly new phenomenon to understand what the band is doing and document it.
On March 25, Green Day’s newest documentary “Heart Like a Hand Grenade,” made its world debut at the Egyptian Movie Theatre in Los Angeles.
Libraries are traditionally safe havens for quiet but on March 18, Moorpark College was filled with talking, laughter and even singing as The Read’s speakers delivered poetry to their audience.
The intrusion of human noises and the award winning reader’s words were received by the library’s third floor at 5:30 p.m.
