El Camino Union

Thursday, November 4, 2004

News

• No flu vaccines available at EC
• Fall book fair is offering used books at low prices
• Students apply for financial aid despite lengthy application
• Campus expresses discontentment with presidential election
• News Line
• Low-cost health care offered at EC
• Workshop aims to improve academic, career options
• Police Beat

Opinion

• Union Editorial: Don't trust the web's ratings
• Union Comment: Next Halloween, don't use costumes just to offend people
• Union Comment: The divided nation may join together to face terrorism threat
• Letters to the Editor: ASB clarifies sticker editorial
• My View: A person does not have to get drink to have fun

Insight

• Does religion help society? YES
• Does religion help society? NO
• Campus Forum: Bill Lopez, Homecoming King, from the Circle K club.

Features

• Trying to exterminate the flu bug
• Young adults are taking longer to grow up
• Website provides a role reversal

The Arts

• Music ensemble prepares for show
• Rhythm and blues legend live on
• Rising Star: Jenifer Washington
• On the Scene

Sports

• Volleyball team still undefeated
• Soccer team keeps its playoff hopes alive with victory
• Women's soccer wins, but is officially eliminated from a playoff contention
• On Deck
• Loss of a perfect season
• Teams qualify for Southern Regional Championship at Cuesta
• CROSS COUNTRY: Women's team places third after Cerritos and Mt. SAC in South Coast Conference, but individuals take top spots.
• Water polo teams try to finish strong after upsetting seasons
• MEN: After a struggling season, the team has two games left to prove itself.
• Basketball teams to tip off
• WOMEN: Experienced, solid basketball team builds up for upcoming season.

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