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Oct. 31 | News Roundup

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Maria Lopez, Online Editor • October 31, 2014
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Sebastian Echeverry gives us the lowdown on the news for the week of Oct. 31. Senate discussed Safe Zone and LGBT plans, Zombie Fest invaded Cerritos College for a good cause and students were treated to a variety of special Halloween activities.

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Maria Lopez
Maria Lopez, Online Editor
Fall 2014 Being Online Editor has it’s moments. Maria Lopez, solemnly swears that she's up to do good. This is her third semester at Talon Marks and second as Online Editor. She enjoys the job because it’s fun, challenging, and a way to let others know what’s going on around campus. In her spare time she loves to read books, volunteer in her community, visit the local library, listen to music, and watch myriad television shows and documentaries. Her hope in life is to get visited by a doctor in a blue box. Feel free to contact Maria in these formats: Follow on Twitter @mlopeztweets Email at online@talonmarks.com
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