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By Olivia Sullivent (Angela as desk editor) + 3 others for ECC Union - 4 min read

‘Merrily We Roll Along’ takes audiences on a musical ride of fading friendships and promises kept and lost

The cast of "Merrily We Roll Along" sings "Our Time" during the curtain call in the Sunday, March 10 matinee show at the Campus Theatre. The musical will continue throughout March, with tickets available at the Center for the Arts ticket office or website. (Olivia Sullivent | The Union)

A single light bulb illuminates the dark Campus Theatre, where the vibrantly dressed ensemble glides across the stage. Their shadows and rhythmic movements reflect a tale of heartbreak, companionship, lust and envy against a brick wall backdrop. A successful composer stuck in memories of the past. A talented lyricist wrestling with stardom. A creative writer lost in addiction. Three pinky...

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Santa Barbara Men’s Volleyball takes over after El Camino wins first period, giving the Warriors back-to-back losses

El Camino College outside hitter No. 18 Garrett Gronbach spikes the ball over the net in hopes of scoring a point for the Warriors in the second set of the Men's Volleyball game against Santa Barbara City College at the ECC Gym Complex on Friday, March 8. (Renzo Arnazzi| The ...

The Santa Barbara City College Men's Volleyball team defeated El Camino College at the ECC Gym Complex on Friday, March 8, in a 3-1 win, making it the Warriors' second loss of the week. The El Camino College Warriors started neck-and-neck against the Santa Barbara City College Vaqueros in the first period, with the Vaqueros scoring the first point of...

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An 'Evening of Dance' takes audience in a journey of death and self-discovery

Acts of Matter dancers Tess Hewlett, Kaelie Osorio and Alex Rix perform "Dig" at the Marsee Auditorium on Saturday, March 2. "Dig" is a 30-minute performance choreographed by Cal State Long Beach associate professor Rebecca Lemme. She said the performance is "what it feels like to try and uncover layers ...

An evening of mortality, hardship and "uncovering layers of self" flowed on stage at the Marsee Auditorium on Saturday, March 2. Over 100 people attended "An Evening of Dance," showcasing two performances led by two dance companies from California State University Long Beach. The first was a 60-minute performance titled "Series: passage," led by Keith Johnson, a dance professor at...

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Moments in life on campus: Wednesday, Feb. 28, 1:30 p.m.

Students walk on campus near parking Lot K on Wednesday, Feb. 28, at 1:30 p.m. (Miliana Cienfuego | The Union)

A barista prepares a drink for a customer at El Capuccino. A softball player swings for the ball during practice. Toilets are transformed into planter pots outside the Art Gallery. These are some of the moments one may catch on campus just by taking the time to stop and look around. Spring is in full bloom at El Camino College,...

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Man accused of killing woman on campus attends preliminary hearing

40-year-old Jeffery Davis sits in court during a preliminary hearing setting at the Torrance Courthouse on Wednesday, March 6, 2024. Davis is accused in the sledgehammer attack and murder of 65-year-old Junko Hanafusa near the Gymnasium at El Camino College on Dec. 24, 2023. (Raphael Richardson | The Union)

The man arrested for the Dec. 24, 2023 sledgehammer attack of a woman on campus faced the judge for the second time at the Torrance Municipal Court on Wednesday, March 6 for a preliminary hearing. The hearing lasted about three minutes. Jeffery Davis, the man charged with murder in the killing of a 65-year-old Japanese woman, arrived in court in...

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Lack of players shuts down Women's Basketball season

Warriors guard Teena Ponce, left, defends the paint during the team's practice at the ECC Gym Complex on Thursday, Feb. 28. This was Ponce's last year at El Camino College. She made the 2022-23 All SCC team the previous year. (Tommy Kallman | The Union)

The rest of the season is canceled for the El Camino College's Women's Basketball team due to fewer players being available for game nights. The Warriors started the season with nine healthy players. They went down to seven players in their last game and now only have four players available. Due to safety concerns about overworking players and fighting through...

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Mt. San Antonio men’s tennis overwhelms El Camino in conference win

Mt. San Antonio College Mounties Thomas Folsom and Tyler Perez play against El Camino College Warriors Alejandro Blanco and Shubham Waldiya in a tennis doubles match at the ECC Tennis Courts on Thursday, Feb. 29. (Eddy Cermeno | The Union)

The Mt. San Antonio College Mounties gave the El Camino College Men’s Tennis team its third loss in a row on Thursday, Feb. 29 after overcoming a slow start. Although the Warriors rallied in some of the doubles and singles matches, it was not enough to defeat the Mounties as they won the game with an overall score of 8-1....

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How to say 'I'm sorry': Workshop takes an empathetic look at relationships

Clinical Psychologist Victoria Kwon, left, led the workshop “Relationship: Love & Sorry,” assisted by two graduate psychologist externs, Illeanna Holmgren and Josephine Lee. During the workshop, Kwon talked about the "Five Love Languages" and "Five Apology Languages." (Jolan Marney | The Union)

Expressing regret. Accepting responsibility. Making restitution. These were some of the "5 Apology Languages" that shocked the 10 students who attended the "Love & Sorry" workshop on Feb. 26 in the Health Center Conference Room at noon. The workshop kicks off a relationship series hosted by Student Health Services, which will offer several discussions focused on relationships throughout the semester....

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El Camino women’s tennis submits to Mt. San Antonio in first home game of the season

El Camino sophomore and computer science major Pranathi Chamarthi, 19, poses next to Kamila Bustos, 19-year-old sophomore and psychology major. Chamarthi joined the team last summer and Bustos joined last spring, although the season was canceled that year due to a lack of players. "I'm actually very proud of everyone ...

After not being on the courts for two years, the El Camino College Women's Tennis team played its first home game on Tuesday, Feb. 27, against the Mt. San Antonio College Mounties. This is the first women’s tennis season at El Camino since 2022, as the 2023 season was canceled due to a lack of players to fill the roster....

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Feast of Unity: Soul food and Black-owned businesses bring people together

Leanna Cooper, owner of Colors Make Me Happy LLC, showcases one of her products–an "affirmation mirror"– at her booth during the "Mini Black Market Flea" in the East Dining Room on Wednesday, Feb. 21. (Ethan Cohen | The Union)

Tangy soul food aromas weave through the air, blending with laughter and community conversation. Vibrant booths decorated with pink and gold balloons and flashing LED lights welcome customers, displaying the heart and hustle behind Black-owned businesses. With more than 300 attendees, the atmosphere at "Taste of Soul" and "Mini Black Market Flea" was brimming with cheer and support, highlighting the...

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