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"The Skriker" challenges DVC drama students, audiences

An ancient fairy leaves the underworld to harass two young women in Caryl Churchill's "The Skriker," the new production from DVC's drama department. Ed Trujillo, who directed a production of "Alice in Wonderland" last spring, returns to direct "The Skriker," which will run from Jan. 27th to Feb. 12th in the PAC's main theater. Full story

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Students Occupy

Students are trading in their picket lines for tents for a new way to raise awareness as they change tactics in their protests over fee hikes and limited access to higher education. Full story

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Iwaugwu leads Vikings to 8-2 record

The Inquirer's male athlete of the season

There was one player that particularly and incessantly impressed The Inquirer's sports reporters; and that's why Dozie Iwaugwu was unanimously selected as Player of the semester.

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Magarin leads Vikings to second round of playoffs

The Inquirer's female athlete of the season

First year Freshman Wendy Magarin led the team in goals, with 11, and was tied in total points with 28.

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Social media allows DVC student voice to be heard

The emergence of social media websites is providing students to express opinions, share comments and provide critique on the services they put their tuition toward.

Teachers prepare students for class changes

Coming summer of 2012, students who have attempted a course more than three times will be prevented from taking the course in the future.

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Vikings fall 2011 season in review

Another exciting season of fall sports has come and gone and once again DVC athletics has shown that it is all around one of the best programs in the state. Five sports going on to playoff berths.

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'Kids' rock with newly acquired lead singer

Bay Area's Modern Day Kids frontman, Kyle Paquin, looks back at his musical evolution before his band's Dec. 2 at Heartland Guitars.

Boba Hut might not add anything new

Editor-in-chief Julius Rea discusses Pleasant Hill's newest bubble tea shop, Boba Hut.

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The holiday season is more like 'headache season'

Staff writer John Kesler discusses his disgust with the proliferation of Christmas marketing and merchandising.

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