El Camino Union

Thursday, May 5, 2005

News

• Vocational funding survives
• Forensics team ends season on high note
• Policy designed to save money passes
• Newsline
• Drug dealing hits campus
• Unsafe driving brings Lots of danger
• Police Beat

City News

• Museum help preserve programs

Opinion

• Union Editorial: Vocation classes a valuable resource
• Union Comment: Sharing our cities is an achievable way to end turf war division
• Union Comment: Schools, students must adapt to new education standards
• My View: Fun all depends on the eye of the beholder

Insight

• Is profanity free speech? YES
• Is profanity free speech? NO
• Campus Forum: Patricia Gebert, Cosmetology instructor

Features

• Follow an Interest: Vocational Programs
• Cosmetology offered on, off campus: Are programs better here or there?
• Motivated by working automotive technology

Arts

• Orchestra serves as outlet for creativity
• Commonplace indie rockers still manage to deliver goods
• Rising Star: Christopher Rubio
• On the Scene

Sports

• Diver breaks 1968 record
• Track and field teams qualify for regionals
• Six swimmers advance to finals
• Baseball looking to finish as winners
• Women advance to state finals; men fall during regionals
• Golfers fail to qualify for state finals
• Badminton team wins conference title

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