There's political work that still needs to be done to effect change. Where's the energy on campus?
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After a meandering, rather nonsensical notice was recently sent to Student News linking the feral cats on campus to a few students’ insect bites, it…
After last spring’s ASMC elections, the classes of 2010 and 2012 still had no officers, most senate positions were not yet filled. At first glance,…
This school year, seniors Ashley Grant and Amber Williams will both assume the role of the presidency for the Associated Students of Mills College (ASMC).…
Situated in such a large, vibrant city, The Campanil has commented before on the problematic nature of the “Mills bubble,”the uncanny perception on the College’s…
Outside of her studio apartment on 98th Avenue in East Oakland, Linda Noble "MTZ," a card reader and holistic healer, displays a happy birthday sign and balloons for her four-year-old grandson Izias, who has been missing for a year.
Noble -who says she is a certified ordained minister and prefers the term "spiritual advisor" to fortune-teller or psychic-likes to add the suffix "MTZ" to her name, short for her mother's name, Martinez.
Alongside a Rastafarian-colored t-shirt of Barack Obama sporting an afro, a carton of "Barack is my homeboy" buttons and marijuana leaf patches decorate the stand of one street vendor on Berkeley's Telegraph Avenue. Clothing and political paraphernalia emblazoned with the candidate's face fill the street market and shelves of small and big businesses.