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Day: April 24, 2018

Sex 101 week: Discussing the impact of #MeToo
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Sex 101 week: Discussing the impact of #MeToo

April 24, 2018April 24, 2018 Emily Cristler-Hermosillo

The #MeToo panel discussion and the documentary “The Hunting Ground” were insightful and appropriate for Sexual assault awareness month, but few students attended the events.

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Glendora police leaving in search of better pay
Glendora Police Station is shown above on March 5 in Glendora. Homeowners have placed signs outside their homes to support the police force that is losing members rapidly. Photo by Ryan Thompson.
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Glendora police leaving in search of better pay

April 24, 2018June 8, 2018 Ryan Thompson

Citizens of Glendora are displaying “Keep Our Cops” signs in their yards to bring attention to police officers leaving Glendora in search of better pay,

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Families flock to Glendora’s Earth Day Festival
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Families flock to Glendora’s Earth Day Festival

April 24, 2018May 9, 2018 Erik Adams

A DJ’s upbeat music carried through the air as hundreds of families poured into Glendora City Hall’s courtyard on April 21. Glendora’s Earth Day activities

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