So for the second month in a row, the pay for the military and Veterans’ benefits has been more than lacking. Pay has been greatly cut and stopped because of the government’s shutdown. Continue reading →

This is going to be a very short chalk talk this week. I am asking for help with an upcoming event. The Veterans Club is planning on having a Memorial Day Visual on May 25 between 1100-1300. They are planning on having little American flags and POW/MIA flags to represent fallen and POW/MIA American fighting men and women from the 1900s to the present. Also there will be a Soldier’s Cross put up for the two hours to honor the fallen. They are looking for volunteers to help with the set-up and gathering of materials for the Visual. This will be the first time a Memorial Visual has event has ever been held here at LBCC campus. There will be more information about the event at the weekly meetings of the Veterans Club this Thursday at 1630. If you are interested in any way, please come to the meeting. Continue reading →

We would like to take this opportunity to introduce ourselves as the student leaders of the DAC: Ricky Zipp-Team Leader, Oz Galvez, Rinee Merritt, Mustafa Dhaba, and Emmanuel Bernal –Program Coordinators. Continue reading →

Chalk Talk: It is a way of passing along vital information about upcoming events or situations that a specific group may face. It allows everyone to ask questions in an informal setting. It also allows for peers to help answer the questions of others. In a way, it helps promote a greater collective knowledge of the situations at hand. Continue reading →