El Camino Union

Thursday, October 7, 2004

News

• Blood drive helps save many lives
• ASO senator positions available
• War on Iraq plays influential role in presidential elections
• New Line
• Parking structure plans to launch next year
• Campus honors tutors
• Forensics team starts season off with tournament victories
• New political club plans to support, represent democratic agendas
• Police Beat

City News

• Free mammograms coming soon

Opinion

• Union Editorial: Students at EC can go 'rock the vote'
• Union Comment: The first step to end racism is admitting the issue still exists
• Union Comment: Silence isn't golden, neither is censoring let the people speak
• My View: Choose a career because of passion, not just pay

Insight

• Can celebrities be judge? YES
• Can celebrities be judge? NO
• Campus Forum: Philip Gomez, President of the ASO

Features

• When cultural aspects become trendy
• CliffNotes help to explain novels

The Arts

• Music creates togetherness
• 'Shark slayer' overthrows reef
• Rising Star: Julio Delgado
• On the Scene

Sports

• Poloists improve, but woes continue
• Cross country team gets a break before important Irvine Invitational
• Cross country team gets a break before important Irvine Invitational
• Water polo team regains health; prepares for Ventura Tournament
• Water polo team regains health; prepares for Ventura Tournament
• Soccer goes scoreless vs. Harbor
• Men's soccer team continues to avoid losing points, takes a draw
• Cross country uses week off to prepare for Irvine
• On Deck
• Warriors win with last play of the game
• Volleyball team dominates game with Cerritos
• Hard running, good attitude and dedication help Tyler Stover focus on achieving goals

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