The pioneers in car combat are back with Twisted Metal for the PlayStation 3. Straying away from the dark atmosphere of Twisted Metal: Black on the PlayStation 2, the series' first foray on the PS3 hearkens back to their roots with the almost Running Man-esque game show feel mixed with Mad Max style factions and gang wars.
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Classic Bond game returns to the Wii
The long-rumored remake of the seminal Nintendo 64 multiplayer smash GoldenEye 007 was finally announced this morning at Nintendo’s E3 press conference. Featuring modern graphics and Wii motion control, but still incorporating the original title’s level geography and extensive multiplayer features, GoldenEye 007 Wii looks to herald splitscreen gaming’s return to form.
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Over 200 students gathered in the Ventura College quad to accept free food and drinks at the annual Pirate Picnic on May 6.
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Those looking to emotionally and physically improve their lifestyles will have the opportunity to check out the benefits of holistic health care at Ventura College's Holistic Health and Wellness Festival.
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Program sets high expectations
The Ventura College swimming and diving team has made some lofty goals for the rest of the season and expects to meet these through hard work and determination.
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From fighting to get into a class because the cutbacks have decreased the number of classes available, to getting put on wait lists with no guarantee of getting in, obtaining a college education is becoming an upward struggle. The latest hurdle Ventura County Community College District students may be facing is a class fee increase by almost double. Classes may soon be $40 a unit instead of the $26 as it is now.
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Readers enjoy their breaks just the way they are
In a decisive vote of opposition, readers of the Student Voice opposed a hypothetical proposal to increase spring break by one week while sacrificing a week of summer break.
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Student Voice Online readers fail to predict Best Picture award.
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The Oxnard College Campus Police are in the first phase of installing their new camera system, offering a bird’s-eye view of the campus.
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A mask can be used to hide one's face or for protection, but what most people forget is that a mask can also be used to hide true emotions and feelings as well.
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Described by her students as fun and vivacious, Professor Kamelia "Kammy" Algiers has made her mark at Ventura College.
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Social networking, videogames, the world is full of fantastic time wasters, but abuse of these time wasters is a major problem.
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Hundreds of students were evacuated from the Ventura College Library and Learning Resources Center and surrounding trailer classrooms after a misstep during construction led to a minor gas leak.
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A double scoop of how Haiti's history and current situation affect its future was served by Geography professor Andrea Erghott and English professor David Birchman.
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Tokyo is a thriving metropolis, housing millions of people moving at hectic speeds through daily life; off to work, off to school, always on the go. However, Tokyo's Los Angeles counterpart, though in the middle of another busy city, slows down the pace and celebrates the subtly of Japanese culture.
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Two people, one a Moorpark College student, were killed in a traffic accident on March 17 in Simi Valley.
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In an opinion story about budget cuts that ran in the March 10 edition of the Student Voice, comments were incorrectly attributed to Dr. Ed Knudson, executive vice president of Moorpark College. In fact, Clare Geisen, director of administrative relations, made the remarks. The Student Voice makes every effort to ensure accuracy in its stories before publication and will redouble those efforts. The Student Voice regrets the error.
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Throughout the state college students participated in walkouts and rallied in protest of state-wide budget cuts and fee increases; but at Ventura, Oxnard and Moorpark colleges, it was just another day at school.
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A change is coming to the colleges in the Ventura County Community College District. Some students may not even notice a change has been made, let alone all the thought that went in to planning it. From Feb.16th to March 1st, all vending machines in the district will be replaced with new vending machines from First Class Vending.
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Oxnard College students raised funds for Haiti through a night of dancing, singing and martial arts with Give Love to Haiti.
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Moorpark College came and showed off its talent at the 12th annual Talent Show on January 29, with a Viking drummer walking away with the first place spot and cash prize.
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I've been a fan of Conan O'Brien since his days on "Late Night" back in New York. When I heard that he would be taking the "Tonight Show" position, I had nothing but the highest hopes for the show.
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Ventura College's M.E.Ch.A. kept Haitian relief efforts alive as members attempted to raise funds for the country’s recent devastation.
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After a falling out with its former theatre, “Sweeney Todd,” the popular Steven Sondheim musical, finds a new home at Oxnard College on Feb. 5.
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A fire took place in Oxnard that damaged a beauty salon and an Oxnard College classroom on the morning of Tuesday, February 9.
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