Oakland community speaks out about city’s lack of transparency on impact fees
Oakland community speaks out about city’s lack of transparency on impact fees
By Joanna Flamenco on November 12, 2019
City Council listens in on community concerns. An Oakland City Council meeting was held Oct. 22 to discuss the economic development efforts affecting future plans...
The decline of traditional print journalism in a digital age
The decline of traditional print journalism in a digital age
By Felicia Payomo on November 12, 2019
Since 1690, journalism has been on the decline because of the increase of media shaming, fake news resources and the overarching social distrust in journalism....
Lockdown in India-controlled Kashmir: Everything is not fine.
Lockdown in India-controlled Kashmir: Everything is not fine.
By Jessica Gillespie on November 8, 2019
The thundering noise of 50,000 Narendra Modi supporters resounded through a Houston stadium as the Indian Prime Minister and the U.S. President Donald Trump stood...
Mills’ ASMC hosts the new director of Public Safety, Yolanda Harris
Mills’ ASMC hosts the new director of Public Safety, Yolanda Harris
By Angel Fabre on November 7, 2019
The Associated Students of Mills College (ASMC) held an open forum to introduce the new director of Public Safety, Yolanda Harris, on Oct. 28. The...
October Democratic debate simplified: Faction in political party displayed
October Democratic debate simplified: Faction in political party displayed
By Xing Gilbert on October 25, 2019
Bonta represents the Calif. 18th Assembly District. The fourth Democratic debate of the 2020 election occurred on Oct. 15 in Westerville, Ohio. It was moderated...

California Public Utilities Commission questions PG&E
California Public Utilities Commission questions PG&E
By Stephanie Lister on November 12, 2019
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) called an emergency meeting on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, to question Pacific Gas and Electricity (PG&E) CEO Bill Johnson...
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Stressed? There’s an App for that!
Stressed? There’s an App for that!
By Alyana W. on November 7, 2019
Photo by Gilles Lambert The 21st century has it all: hover-boards, virtual reality and apps. A 2019 report from Statista found that there are more than...
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Tampon taxes need to end, period
Tampon taxes need to end, period
By Ari Fitzgibbon on October 24, 2019
On Oct. 19, rallies took place across the United States to mark the first National Period Day. This event was created by the nonprofit Period.org...
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What’s the deal with water?
What’s the deal with water?
By Alyana W. on October 18, 2019
Photo by Jana Sabeth on Unsplash Many online influencers claim that drinking more water is how they solved all their problems, from weight loss to acne. While many...
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Introducing the Mills Pantry
Introducing the Mills Pantry
By Angel Fabre on October 15, 2019
The Mills Pantry is a resource for students who are dealing with food insecurity. It officially opened its doors last semester, a month before the...
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The Weekly staff, Fall 2003

By Compiled by Brittny Nielsen on December 4, 2003

The Weekly Staff, Fall 2003

It’s been a great semester and we’d like to thank you all for
reading our pages! We’ll be back in the spring with more for
you, but until then-have a great break!

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