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Earth Day 2008: We all live in a yellow submarine - or in this case, a SEAmobile Submersible; caption below

	Adan Alonso: Mentors and Music Keep Sophomore in Tune
	By combining his interests in music and his major, Chicana/o studies, sophomore Adan Alonso seeks to better understand his heritage and the connections that different groups of people have in common. His ultimate academic goal is to get a doctorate in ethnomusicology, the study of the cultural context of music.

Carlos Galeana: He Says He Wants a Revolution
Carlos Galeana says his education at California State University, Dominguez Hills has helped him mature as an individual and an artist, even in areas as seemingly unrelated as art and history. One of the senior's most recent projects has been posters for the French American Cultural Exchange (FACE) Tournées Festival of French Films that is currently taking place on campus.

Photo above: Gary Thomas, technician, SEAmagine Hydrospace Corporation, gives occupational therapy master's students Daniel Rodriguez and Amanda Ramirez a look at the SEAmobile Submersible, a professional craft used extensively for underwater research and film work. For a look at Earth Day at Dominguez Hills, click here.

Photo by Joanie Harmon




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