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Transferrin in combination with induction chemotherapy improves outcomes in mouse models of acute myeloid leukemia
Editor’s summary Abstract Supplementary Materials REFERENCES AND NOTES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations Check Access References Figures Tables Media Share Editor’s summary Patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) can experience resistance to chemotherapy and impaired erythropoietic recovery after treatment. Lopes et al.
Devenir tigre. Entrevista a Aurora Camarasa
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Devenir tigre. Entrevista a Aurora Camarasa [1] Instituto Superior del Profesorado Joaquín V. González Localización: Confabulaciones: Revista de Literaturas de la Argentina, ISSN-e 2545-8736, Nº. 11 (enero-junio), 2024, págs.
How SJCC can improve campus diversity
Hi, I’m Lidia Rocha! I’m a Media Arts major. My favorite past times are photography and videography. I like to find new ways to be creative and reading....
Cara Parker: The leader behind the magic
Transfer student has been selected as a Robert N. Chang Scholar Eight transfer students have been selected as the 20th Year Robert N. Chang Scholars, who “have exemplified the highest motivation and resiliency in achieving their goals, and Cara Parker is one of them. Each of these students will receive a scholarship ranging from $2,500-$5,000, which is renewable for a second year, wrote Doriann Tran, international counselor/coordinator, in a collegewide email.
Creativity during pandemic
Hi, I’m Lidia Rocha! I’m a Media Arts major. My favorite past times are photography and videography. I like to find new ways to be creative and reading....
Vietnamese Student Association holds virtual graduation | City College
The Vietnamese Students Association held its 2nd annual graduation over Zoom on May 14 and granted two scholarships to students in the program. The two students who received scholarships were Tri Dung and Ngoc Mai.
ASG approves to endorse Equity Framework
New Equity Framework has been written up that will affect community college masterplan SJCC’s new Dean of Academic Success and Student Equity Rene Alvarez appealed for endorsement of a new Equity Framework that will affect the future of community college curricula in the ASG virtual meeting held over Zoom on May 7. “Once this is finalized and endorsed by all Three student governing bodies, then the next step is to take it to the College Advisory Council,” Alvarez said.
Chicana activist uses art as a means of protest
MECHA talks activist Nancy Pili about the importance of action in protest MECHA gave Chicana activist Nancy Pili a platform to speak on the work that can be done by incorporating art with activism over Zoom on May 5. Pili’s work as a moralist and identity as a Chicana led her down a path of activism that incorporated art for rights that she said mattered to her.
Free workshop to help students save money
Excite Credit Union and money mentors gave step-by-step tips for financial literacy SparkPoint in collaboration with Excite Credit Union discussed banking tips and common banking mistakes in a Zoom conference Monday, April 26. Aleta Smith, an employee of Excite Credit Union, presented the basics of being able to choose the right bank and the importance of being banked. There are three kinds of banks: commercial banks, credit unions and internet banking.
Asian American students talk about how to be an ally | City College
In the wake of Asian American hate crimes rising, student advocates share their opinions about the effects it has had on the Asian American community The Southeast Asian American Student Excellence club (SEAASE) held a panel over Zoom on March 26 to speak on the injustices on the community in response to the rise of hate crimes. Jessica Li, Chris Fong Chew and Jennilynn Nguyen are activists currently working in the community.
Mecha speaks on the topic of police violence with advocates to voice
Advocates give tips on how to help the community facing police violence such as child trauma and homelessness Photo illustration by Lidia Rocha / Times staff “One seven million students are in schools with police, but no counselors. 3 million students are in schools with police, but no nurses. 10 million students are in schools with police, but no social workers,” Valdez said.
Chicana mothers share their experience taking care of a household |
Academic mothers shed light on the hardships moms of color faced during COVID Lidia Rocha Christina Vega starting off the panel and introducing the agenda Three chicana mothers Cecilia Caballero, Yvette Martinez, and Christine Vega joined over zoom on March 31st to discuss the challenges faced during COVID as mothers guiding other scholar mothers. Each of these mothers also have similar experiences, but have faced different hardships that they call speed bumps in their roads.
Umoja fundraiser event reigns in $20,191 for SJCC students | City
Virtual Fundraiser gives insight of its programs’ impact on students while raising funds to continue the program Lidia Rocha Umoja virtual Fundraiser gives insight of programs’ impact on students while raising funds to continue the program. Held by Vice President Roland Montemayor, Secretary of Student Affairs Claudia Amador, Rowena M. Tomaneng, Umoja coordinators Meiko Daire and Dedrick Griffin. The Umoja Program held a virtual fundraiser on Feb.
Umoja fundraiser event reigns in $20,191 for SJCC students | City
Virtual Fundraiser gives insight of its impact on students while raising funds to continue the program Lidia Rocha The Zoom meeting was held by Vice President Roland Montemayor, Secretary of Student Affairs Claudia Amador, Rowena M. Tomaneng, Umoja coordinators Meiko Daire and Dedrick Griffin. The Umoja Program held a virtual fundraiser on Feb. 26 with the initial goal of $20,000 for students; by the end of the fundraiser, they surpassed that and instead raised $20,191.
The difficulties of transferring during a pandemic | City College
How students feel about the current application process Many community college students have found it difficult transitioning to online school because of the pandemic, yet have found it harder transitioning to a completely other school during the pandemic. In a pool of 11 students who surveyed, students reported feeling worried, anxious, stressed, excited, and happy. The mix of emotions in students comes from the confusion of the application process.
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