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Cleaning the community

Recent alumnus Diego Villalobos and junior biology major Casey Santillan, separate trash and recyclables Saturday at Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park. Trash collected from the trails included glass and plastic bottles, plastic bags and fast food wrappers. The student volunteers are members the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science, or SACNAS. Villalobos and Santillan were joined by junior biology major Kimberlie Rossello and sophomore biology majors Alejandro Espinoza and Julieta Garcia./ photo by Claudia Ceja
Recent alumnus Diego Villalobos and junior biology major Casey Santillan, separate trash and recyclables Saturday at Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park. Trash collected from the trails included glass and plastic bottles, plastic bags and fast food wrappers. The student volunteers are members the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science, or SACNAS. Villalobos and Santillan were joined by junior biology major Kimberlie Rossello and sophomore biology majors Alejandro Espinoza and Julieta Garcia. / photo by Claudia Ceja
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