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As seen in: The Coast Report
Covers:  Television and Movie reviews, Art reviews, covering Indigenous issues, politics and cultural events.
Reporter for Coast Report, Journalism major, The Last Jedi enthusiast!

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Vie is a journalism major at Orange Coast College she is currently writing for Coast Report as the Arts + Culture Editor. She is studying to continue her career in journalism and plans on working in film and television reporting.

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PERSPECTIVE: 'She-Hulk' personifies trans femme experience

PERSPECTIVE: 'She-Hulk' personifies trans femme experience

"She-Hulk's" final episode streamed Oct. 13 on Disney+ and concluded the last streaming series in phase four …

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RESULTS: Proposition 29 fails to pass

RESULTS: Proposition 29 fails to pass

Proposition 29 has been projected to fail, according to . This will be the third consecutive year that a ball…

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Proposition 29 expected to fail

Proposition 29 expected to fail

Proposition 29 is expected to fail in California, according to KCRA 3 News. As of 11:30 p.m. on Election nigh…

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OC Board of Supervisors races too close to call

OC Board of Supervisors races too close to call

Orange County's three District Supervisor races are too close to call as of 11:15 p.m Nov. 8. According to oc…

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Giving You Props: What is Proposition 28?

Giving You Props: What is Proposition 28?

Proposition 28 is on the Nov. 8 midterm ballot in California and it proposes to establish a minimum budget fo…

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REVIEW: OCC artists celebrate Chicanx heritage in new installation at The Doyle

REVIEW: OCC artists celebrate Chicanx heritage in new installation at The Doyle

"For some memory or some land" curated by Dakota Noot, an arts teacher at Orange Coast College, is an art ins…

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History, heritage and horchata: Olvera Street celebrates Mexican tradition

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By Liz Hanna, Stephanie Morales, vie cabrera
| The Coast Report Verified
Bustling crowds marched along the cobblestones of Olvera Streetin Los Angeles to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, a Mexican American holiday that commemorates the 19th-century Mexican victory in the Battle of Puebla against French soldiers. Olvera Street offers rich insights into the history of what some consider to be “the birthplace of Los Angeles.” Singer Jorge Felino performed on the plaza at the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument on Cinco de Mayo.
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Tarps over LLSS Building aim to prevent damage from leaks

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By vie cabrera
| The Coast Report Verified
Water leaks in Orange Coast College’s Literature, Language and Social Sciences Building prompted C.W. Driver construction teams to cover portions of the building with plastic barriers. These will act as a preventative measure to ensure no further damage is caused and classes can remain undisturbed. During the rainstorms that ravaged Southern California in December and January, water began to appear in the building from leaks with the damage soon following.
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VIDEO: Catch Mass Appeal at The Doyle while you can

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By Stephanie Morales, vie cabrera
| The Coast Report Verified
There are only a few days left to see Orange Coast College student artwork on display in the Mass Appeal exhibit at the Doyle Art Pavilion.
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