Vance Manakas’ 30 years of service to Moorpark College athletics was acknowledge April 13 afternoon at the Town and Country Resort in San Diego.
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Holly Stewart, right, and Richard Fernandez of North High's steel drum band perform during Moorpark College's Multicultural Day on Tuesday, April 10, 2012.
(Student Voice Photo/James Nagy)
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Despite the budget cut on Moorpark baseball, the Raiders earned a share of the Western State Conference title with Cuesta College and Santa Barbara City College.
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The forensics team won their tenth national title at their last tournament of the year in Chicago on April 6-15 at the annual national competition. The team took first place at both the state and national competitions this year. This is the first time that they have won both titles since 2004.
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As the lights dimmed and the audience settled down, a spotlight appeared revealing the figure of Erik Lindenau, the announcer for “Chicago.” He welcomed the audience then foreshadowed what was about to be seen – lying, stealing, and sex.
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The forensics team won their tenth national title at their last tournament of the year in Chicago on April 6-15 at the annual national competition.
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Vance Manakas’ 30 years of service to Moorpark College athletics was acknowledge April 13 afternoon at the Town and Country Resort in San Diego.
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In the year since his election as Student Trustee for the Ventura County Community College District, Arshia Malekzadeh has focused on unification among the colleges and encouraging students to concern themselves with district matters.
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Close your eyes and listen as the Moorpark College Symphony Orchestra and Choral Music Program take you on an auditory journey into the heart of Vienna.
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Theatergoers seeking stimulating, provocative, innovative, and witty entertainment need look no further than Moorpark College’s “Original Student One-Act Plays.”
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As the lights dimmed and the audience settled down, a spotlight appeared revealing the figure of Erik Lindenau, the announcer for “Chicago.”
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A variety of dance styles will be performed at the Motion Flux performance held in the Moorpark College Performing Arts Center on April 26-28 at 8 p.m. and April 29 at 2 p.m.
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Moorpark College drew in more than 3,000 people for its 22nd annual Multicultural Day, Tuesday, April 10. This years theme was “Dance with the Conflict.”
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Students installed controversial art projects at Moorpark College that criticized today’s education system, instructors and administration as part of a recent English class project, but some projects were removed almost as quickly as they were placed.
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Students are out of luck if they need to, but haven’t, applied to graduate this Spring because counselor time is limited and the deadline to apply is March 22.
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There are approximately 100 individual scholarships available to Moorpark College students. On average, these scholarships offer $500-$1,000 each.
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Civics Day appeared on the Raider Walkway Tuesday to inform students of the political parties and their presidential candidates for the upcoming presidential election.
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The Moorpark College Forensics team was recognized as the top two-year school at the Spring Championship Tournament on the Moorpark College campus the weekend of Feb. 24 when students took home a total of 37 awards.
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The Moorpark College Symphony Orchestra will recreate musical masterpieces from two great 18th century composers at the “Mozart and Beethoven Concert” this Saturday, March 3.
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LA Valley defeated Moorpark 8-2 on Thursday, holding Moorpark scoreless until the 7th inning.
Valley opened the game with a score of 2-0 in the 1st inning, and kept piling it on with more runs in the 4th and 5th inning.
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The board that oversees Moorpark College and its two sister schools outlined a plan Feb. 22 to move its three colleges off their current probationary status.
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Are you or someone you know suffering from an eating disorder and seeking help?
Administrators from NEDA, the National Eating Disorder Association, will be coming to Moorpark College for NEDA Awareness Week, Feb. 26 through Mar. 3.
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The board that governs Moorpark College and its two sister colleges is scheduled to draft and adopt a plan on Wednesday to address the issues that landed them on probation with the state's college accrediting commission.
Google's announcement of major privacy setting changes has prompted many serious allegations. Their privacy page states that it will condense all Google's systems in a new system, called Google Docs. User agreements and personal data will stream across all of its services and Google will not allow users to opt-out of their personal data being shared.
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Moorpark womens' basketball clinches playoff birth against San Bernadino Valley College.
Sophomore guard, Ashley Samson, will look to lead her No. 14 seeded Raider team to a victory over the favored No. 3 seeded San Bernardino Wolverines.
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The Raiders were giving a 100% effort this past Thursday afternoon in preperation for their first meet Saturday.The athletes working together, improving their technique and getting ready for events such as long jump, high jump, triple jump, 100 hurdles and 400 hurdles, shot put, discus, javelin, one mile run, 100 meters, 200 meters and 400 meters.
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The Moorpark College basketball teams travel to Ventura College this Saturday evening, Feb. 18, to take on the Pirates in the final regular season games of the season. The Lady Raiders are playing for a share of the conference championship. A win will result in a tie with the Pirates at the top of the standings.
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Moorpark Men's Volleyball season is underway in a promising fashion. This past week they won 3 consecutive matches, putting their pre-conference record at (5-1). One of those three wins came against defending California State Champion, Irvine Valley College, at Raider Pavilion.
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It's 9:45 a.m. and the Moorpark College parking lot is swarming with sharks. Parking lot sharks. They circle, on the hunt for an empty spot or a student who looks like they are leaving. Sometimes the sharks are successful and make a meal of a newly available spot, while others must continue to circle and hunt for a parking place to munch.
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Katie Dilworth, an 18-year-old Moorpark College student, had to pay a high price to buy her books in the bookstore this semester. She is working two jobs to try to save up enough money to move out and start living on her own. She used her hard earned money to pay for the books that she needed for her classes.
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Budget cuts in education across the nation have been constant since the rise of the recession and no end is in sight. Schools at all levels, including colleges and universities, all over the country have felt the economic impact of our recession and as a result have had to cut teachers and programs.
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Haitian girls ages 12-18, who suffered the devastating 2010 earthquake, have found a way to cope with trauma by expressing themselves through photography after they were given cameras and encouraged to use them as a way of expression.
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