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Chloe Hall

  • Director of Brand Initiatives, Starface World
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Former UC student files lawsuits after 2023 rape at The Deacon

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By Chloe Hall
| The News Record Verified
The Deacon on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024 Editor’s note: This story includes discussion of sexual assault. Chloe, a former UC student who has asked to be identified only by her first name, was a 17-year-old first-year student when she was assaulted and raped in her single-occupant dorm in The Deacon on Aug. 24, 2023.
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Opening of art exhibition echoes its message of community

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By Chloe Hall
| Viking News Verified
The opening reception for the “As We Come Together” art exhibition took place on May 19 at LBCC’s Art Gallery, where artist Maria Maea unveiled a centered installation built through weeks of student participation, workshops, and collaborative contributions. From the gallery’s entrance, viewers’ eyes are immediately drawn to the installation. Woven palm pieces formed the arms and the bodies of the sculptures, while the castings of students’ hands and faces represented those parts.
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OPINION: LBCC should make parking permits more flexible for students

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By Chloe Hall
| Viking News Verified
At Long Beach City College, parking permits are limited to one vehicle. This policy ignores the realities of a commuter campus where many students rely on driving and interchange cars with family members, and is an added stress on top of dealing with high gas prices. Parking permits at LBCC cost $30 during the fall and spring semesters, and $20 during the winter and summer semesters. While this may not seem like a large expense, it reflects a bigger issue.
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