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The head of California's community colleges calls on the state's 115 campuses to delay asking job applicants about criminal history until they're making a job offer.
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About one-fourth of California's 60,000 foster youth are now enrolled at a community college. The state is spending millions of dollars a year on programs to help them make it to graduation.
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Everything from assistance in getting housing, to advice on academics, to psychological help.
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USC created a telephone hotline for women to report abuse by the campus gynecologist, but some women say it failed to address their needs at a vulnerable time and left them feeling betrayed.
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A second year of free community college tuition in California? It's in the works. But a lot of students will be left out.
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Despite a multi-year effort, a significant portion of students at University of California campuses say they're eating less or skipping meals because of finances.
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"It's empowering to know that we can possibly do something to end this 30-year era of trauma," said one student.
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A lawyer briefed students in the U.S. illegally about immigration agents' ability to come onto campus and arrest them. It hasn't happened yet, but some people say it wouldn't surprise them.
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Azusa Pacific University, an evangelical Christian school, expanded rights for LGBTQ students. The university's board of trustees decided to undo the changes.
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Removing part of the breakwater may be the cure for the ecosystems in Long Beach Harbor. One of proposals to improve plant and animal life in the bay would remove a third of the wall.
