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SRJC’s women’s volleyball team’s strong season comes to an end against American River College in playoff loss
The Santa Rosa Junior College women’s volleyball team’s season ended with a defeat at the hands of No. 1 ranked American ...
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SRJC’s women’s volleyball digs deep for hard-fought win over College of the Sequoias in first round of playoffs
The Santa Rosa Junior College women’s volleyball team grinded out a hard-fought win against the College of the Sequoias in ...
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Santa Rosa Junior College’s women’s volleyball honored their sophomores in a loss to San Joaquin Delta
With the possibility of playoffs looming, the Bear Cubs fell to a hard-fought loss to No. 1 ranked San Joaquin Delta at Haehl ...
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SRJC women’s basketball victorious in clutch, suspense-filled victory over Laney College
The Santa Rosa Junior College women’s basketball team played stout defense in a 69-56 comeback win against Laney College at ...
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SRJC men’s soccer draws 0-0 against Cosumnes River with playoffs around the corner
The Santa Rosa Junior College men’s soccer team drew 0-0 against Cosumnes River College for their second straight 0-0 tie on ...
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Study Abroad Students Rank U.K. Pringles
Pringles is one of if not the most consumed crisps — or chips depending on where you are from — in the United Kingdom. The ...
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How California keeps transgender student athletes on the court as bans unfold across the country
Despite broad protections for transgender student athletes, California has become the latest battleground in the growing national movement to remove them from women’s college sports. In one case, two ...
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SRJC Women’s Basketball Lose Back-And-Forth Battle to San Francisco
The Santa Rosa Junior College women’s basketball team lost a hard-fought battle 58-53 against City College of San Francisco ...
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Celebrating the Huipil at Santa Rosa Junior College
Bryan Fructuoso-Zurita (He/Him/Él) is in his third semester at The Oak Leaf. He enjoys meeting new people and listening to their stories because everyone has one to tell. His passion lies in covering ...