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A trio of runners, Ana Villagran (left), Coach Traci Kephart (center), and Nayely Perez (right) begin endurance at Campus Canyon Park in Moorpark, California, Oct. 14.

[Photo] Women’s Cross Country begins season steadily

By Dominic Zazzarino
October 22, 2013

Hannah’s Take

By Hannah Coyle
May 22, 2010

Viewpoint

By Hannah Coyle
May 11, 2010

Viewpoint: Would you still take classes if the fees were raised to $40 per unit?

By Hannah Coyle
May 11, 2010

Viewpoint: What do you do to de-stress?

By Hannah Coyle
May 10, 2010

The World at Moorpark College

By Hannah Coyle and Hannah Coyle
April 14, 2010

Editorial: Budget cuts may result in raised class fees

By Hannah Coyle
March 24, 2010

Hannah’s Take

By Hannah Coyle
March 24, 2010
oseph Suffredini of Avian Entertainment breaks out a large bird for the crowd during a Creature Feature presentation.

EATM saddles up for ‘Spectacular’ show

By Hannah Coyle
March 23, 2010
The Moorpark College administration, along with members of the Board of Trustees attended the groundbreaking ceremony for EATMs highly anticipated building on March 2.

Ground broken for EATM while Spring Spectacular comes soon

By Hannah Coyle
March 7, 2010
The Classified Senate is going to use the proceeds of the cookbook for scholarships for higher education for its staff and, eventually, for students as well.

Classified Senate cooks up a new way to fundraise

By Hannah Coyle
February 20, 2010

Hannah’s Take

By Hannah Coyle
November 23, 2009

Hannah’s Take

By Hannah Coyle
November 10, 2009
The war in Afghanistan needs to be top priority

The war in Afghanistan needs to be top priority

By Hannah Coyle
November 10, 2009
Its time to take swine flu seriously

It’s time to take swine flu seriously

By Hannah Coyle
October 15, 2009

Four week summer session cut district wide

By Hannah Coyle
October 6, 2009

New theme for Moorpark College: Year of Service

By Hannah Coyle
October 5, 2009

Hannah’s take

By Hannah Coyle
October 5, 2009

New Executive Vice President to maintain traditions

By Hannah Coyle
May 21, 2009

‘Steve’s forest’ dedicated

By Travis Perkins
May 12, 2009

Classic literary character to be dissected by OC students

By Travis Perkins
May 7, 2009

Propositions on May 19 ballot examined

By Travis Perkins
May 5, 2009

Businesses look to hire students

By Hannah Coyle
April 23, 2009

Bookstore reopens after asbestos closure

By Travis Perkins
April 23, 2009

‘Steve’s Forest’ to be dedicated

By Travis Perkins
April 22, 2009

Debate team comes in third in nation

By Travis Perkins
April 22, 2009

Rhythm of death and sex brought to OC

By Travis Perkins
April 21, 2009

Sex and death come to Oxnard College with a poetic twist

By Travis Perkins
April 16, 2009

Chinese health care through the eyes of a nurse

By Travis Perkins
April 16, 2009

Film portrays internment camps in unexpected light for some

By Hannah Coyle
April 15, 2009

Ancient China

By Travis Perkins
April 15, 2009

Democracy in dog training

By Travis Perkins
April 15, 2009

Scholarships available until April 16

By Hannah Coyle
April 1, 2009
Schmoo with trainer Katie Boone at EATMs fall fundraiser, Feast for the Beasts at Moorpark College.

EATM star teaches kids about California marine life

By Hannah Coyle
March 25, 2009
Eric Lee, star of the Student Voice, lands after his first skydive.

Facing phobias above the skies of Taft, Ca.

By Eric Lee
March 18, 2009

‘Peace in the East’ to be discussed at MC

By Travis Perkins
March 11, 2009

Conference at OC aims to empower lower income women and immigrants

By Travis Perkins
March 7, 2009

Vice President retires from accomplished career at MC, VC

By Travis Perkins
March 3, 2009

Veterans sing to benefit troops

By Travis Perkins
March 2, 2009

Veterans to sing for troops

By Travis Perkins
March 2, 2009

‘The Read’ returns for more poetry workshops and performances

By Travis Perkins
February 13, 2009

Presentation to call attention to eating disorders

By Hannah Coyle
February 12, 2009
Sierra Cook, 16, the founder and president of the Knitwits, knits in the grass. Hers is the first knitting club in Moorpark Colleges history.

Knitting it old school

By Hannah Coyle
February 12, 2009
Writer Ray Bradbury, 88, speaks at the Simi Valley Public Library on Sunday as Linda Bankheart of the Simi Valley Library Foundation looks on.

Ray Bradbury speaks to Simi audience

By Hannah Coyle
February 5, 2009

Year of Democracy to present “U.S and Them”

By Eric Lee
February 4, 2009

‘U.S. and Them’ kicks off spring lecture series

By Eric Lee
January 30, 2009

Jury duty rules, but it really sucks

By Eric Lee
October 23, 2008

Eric Lee goes to jury duty

By Eric Lee
October 20, 2008

What’s in a name?

By Eric Lee
September 25, 2008

VC Media Gallery exhibits couple’s different artistic tastes

By Eric Lee
September 11, 2008

Campus police advise students on how to prevent vehicle break-ins

By Eric Lee
September 5, 2008

Freshmen get oriented with campus before the first day of school

By Eric Lee
September 4, 2008
Moorpark College hosts LAN party

Moorpark College hosts LAN party

By Eric Lee
August 28, 2008

“Iron Man”

By Eric Lee
May 9, 2008

From Middle-Earth to Moorpark

By Eric Lee
May 9, 2008
Health Educator Sharon Gibbs, assisted by Captain Condom, warn of the dangers of STIs and the importance of safe sex practices.

Let’s talk about sex

By Eric Lee
April 17, 2008

Discovering veganism the old-fashioned way

By Eric Lee
April 17, 2008

Lets Talk About Sex

By Eric Lee
April 10, 2008

Breaking the habit once and for all at the Moorpark College Health Center

By Eric Lee
March 27, 2008

Lions, tigers and exotic bears. Oh, my!

By Eric Lee
March 13, 2008

Starting from the bottom up at EATM

By Eric Lee
March 6, 2008

Persepolis – Pro

By Eric Lee
February 15, 2008

Ask an Asian Video Column

By Eric Lee
February 15, 2008

An open letter to Denny’s

By Eric Lee
February 7, 2008
Winner of the Moorpark talent show Samantha Townsend Levitt on stage singing her song Taylor the Coffee Boy.

10th annual MC Talent Show a showstopper

By Eric Lee
February 7, 2008

Con – Valentine’s Day: Is it really necessary?

By Eric Lee
February 7, 2008

‘There Will Be Blood’ Review: Con

By Eric Lee
January 31, 2008

Family entertainment goes ‘Medieval’

By Eric Lee
January 29, 2008

Pro & Con: Apes gone wild! in the ‘Planet of the Apes’

By Eric Lee
December 5, 2007

Tips for a speedy college experience from a self-proclaimed ‘double senior

By Eric Lee
December 4, 2007

Mayan ninjas take on the head of the household

By Eric Lee
December 4, 2007

Op-Ed: World AIDS Day

By Eric Lee
December 4, 2007

How the Grinch of PC culture stole Christmas

By Eric Lee
December 4, 2007

‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’: Con

By Eric Lee
November 13, 2007

If Dumbledore is gay, what other fictional characters might be?

By Eric Lee
November 8, 2007

“The Exorcist” – Pro

By Eric Lee
October 24, 2007
Looking at the classics: A Clockwork Orange Con

Looking at the classics: ‘A Clockwork Orange’ Con

By Eric Lee
October 16, 2007

Looking at the classics: ‘A Clockwork Orange’ Con

By Eric Lee
October 11, 2007

They’re going to put a baby in you

By Eric Lee
September 19, 2007

Fresh faces at Moorpark College

By Eric Lee
September 18, 2007
Moorpark Student Annie Block-Weiss, 17, majoring in Musical Theater, waits for Sue Gerhardt, Health Center Assistant to give her an ice pack and the necessary forms to be treated for a sore shoulder at Student Health Services in the Administration building Monday morning.

Health benefits available for all MC students

By Eric Lee
September 13, 2007
College students in energy crisis of canned variety

College students in energy crisis of canned variety

By Eric Lee
September 13, 2007

Eric’s weather update

By Eric Lee
July 15, 2007

Would Moorpark College be prepared for the same crisis?

By Eric Lee
April 19, 2007

MC Poets gone wild

By Eric Lee
April 18, 2007

Moorpark Theater in need of actors

By Eric Lee
April 18, 2007

A long concert’s journey into mosh

By Eric Lee
March 21, 2007

Organic, greater than or equal to Splenda

By Eric Lee
March 21, 2007

Synthetics, you’d probably be dead without them

By Eric Lee
March 21, 2007

Monster Mash!

By Eric Lee
March 21, 2007
Synthetics, youd probably be dead without them

Synthetics, you’d probably be dead without them

By Eric Lee
March 20, 2007
Citations are appearing on cars parked illegally at Ventura College. No citations were given last fall.

VC parking tickets adding up

By Eric Lee
February 27, 2007

The face of evil

By Eric Lee
February 27, 2007
Jose Ramirez of Oxnard College contemplates the meaning of Hagop Nararians painting entitled Timelessnest.

Oxnard McNish Gallery displays beauty of “Nature/ Nurture”

By Eric Lee
February 27, 2007

Asian and beyond

By Eric Lee
February 27, 2007

Zoot suit riot invades Moorpark

By Eric Lee
February 13, 2007

The steps to dealing with the shame of plagiarism

By Eric Lee
February 13, 2007
Cadet Eric Lutkus gives out on average 10 parking violation tickets a day.

Parking cops are people with feelings, too

By Eric Lee
January 24, 2007
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