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Kayla Gangl

Kayla Gangl, Former Staff

A transfer student at CRC, spring 2014 was Kayla’s first semester with The Connection.  She enjoyed her time learning about news writing and working alongside her fellow classmates to contribute to the paper.  Kayla started her collegiate Career at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo and majored in Agricultural Science.  She was focused on finishing her general education classes at CRC before hopefully returning to Cal Poly in the fall of 2014.  In her spare time Kayla loves to go horseback riding, four-wheeling and spending time with her family, friends, and pets.  She would like to apply her time with The Connection to possibly write for an agriculture based newspaper or magazine in the future.

Semesters on Staff: Spring 2014

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U.S. must aid in Chibok girls rescue

U.S. must aid in Chibok girls rescue

Kayla Gangl, Staff Writer
May 14, 2014
Megabus offers low cost way to get away

Megabus offers low cost way to get away

Kayla Gangl, Staff Writer
May 7, 2014
MacDuff, a terrier mix, spent a lazy hour communing with 24-year-old veterinary technician major, Lauren Vollucci, at the CRC pet adoption event on April 27. MacDuff is still available for adoption.

[Photo] Animals find homes at CRC’s annual pet adoption event

Kaley Andrews, Staff Writer
April 30, 2014
Author Michael Pollan and Communication Professor discuss Pollan's book "The Omnivore's Dilemma" and food in general during the keynote event for Cosumnes River College's Earth Day Celebration on April 24.

[Photo] OneBook author’s visit begins campus Earth Day celebration

Scott Redmond, Staff Writer
April 28, 2014
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[Photo] Students speak out with ‘Day of Silence’

Jelina Cortero, Staff Writer
April 9, 2014
Hawks' sophomore center Jaycob Velasco stands amongst the rest of the men's basketball team in practice on March 4. The Hawks would lose to Fresno in the playoffs the following day.

[Photo] Men’s basketball falls in playoffs but stays hopeful for next season

Nick Valenzuela, Staff Writer
April 1, 2014
Young adults are most likely to be distracted by a cell phone while driving.

Distracted driving puts others’ lives at risk

Kayla Gangl, Staff Writer
March 28, 2014
Students board a Regional Transit bus at the front of Cosumnes River College on March 11. Riding public transportation helps students save money on rising gas prices.

Balancing the books and your bank account

Kayla Gangl, Staff Writer
March 19, 2014
Campus panel leads call for rape prevention

Campus panel leads call for rape prevention

Kayla Gangl, Staff Writer
March 19, 2014
Selena Martinez, a member of the CRC counseling department works on her computer in the counseling office on March 10. Students at California State Universities would have to pay additional fees for similar services.

[Photo] Additonal fees do nothing but punish students

Scott Redmond, Staff Writer
March 12, 2014
Sophomore forward Jaycob Velasco smiles as he grips a basketball at team practice on March 3. The Hawks are preparing for a quarterfinal matchup with Fresno City.

[Photo] Hawks prepare for regional quarterfinal

Stacey Marie Harris, Staff Writer
March 5, 2014
Poetic performer Anna Marie Sprowl shows her feelings through her gestures as she reads some of her poetry to Cosumnes River College students and faculty at the Black History Month Poetic Voices event. Sprowl was one of three performers to come share her works with students and faculty on Feb. 19.

Black History Month celebration continues through poetry

Kayla Gangl and Stacey Marie Harris
February 23, 2014
Poetic performer M.e. Miller smiles as students react to a part of the original poem he recited. Miller was one of three poetic performers that came to celebrate Black History Month at the Poetic Voices event at Cosumnes River College on Feb. 19.

Sean King, a poet who performed at the Cosumnes River College Black History Month event Poetic Voices, reads one of his works to students and faculty in attendance. King was one of three professional poets at the event held Feb. 19.

Attorney and civil rights activist headlines beginning of campus Black History Month

Kayla Gangl, Staff Writer
February 12, 2014
Cheap Eats: Best burgers for your buck

Cheap Eats: Best burgers for your buck

Kayla Gangl, Staff Writer
February 12, 2014
Philosophy Professor Richard Schubert speaks to an audience at the OneBook event, "The Educational Omnivore: The California College Student's Dilemma" on Feb. 05. In his presentation Schubert explained how students eating habits are molded by the collegiate lifestyle.

[Photo] Professor ties themes of OneBook to college students and their lifestyles

Damon Hickman, Staff Writer
February 8, 2014
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