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Fraudulent enrollment hits California community colleges hard due to online learning
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California approves $600 or more stimulus for eligible residents
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Accessibility issues are equitability issues
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LRCCD concludes workshop weeks of action to aid undocumented students
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College fees disgust some CA students during pandemic
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ASB continues to fight for better financial aid packages
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ARC Promise Grant eases students’ financial pressure
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Professors should consider the process of buying textbooks
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