Thursday, May 10, 2012 - Vol. XLIII No. 13

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• All pages (3.3 MB)
• Page 1 - News
  • Cho seeks Fremont's top office (continued on page 10)
  • Bye Bye Birdie; Injuried owl attracts concerned campus
  • Write-ins win seat in ASOC
  • Photo: The Block opens to rave reviews (story and photos on page 4)
• Page 2 - Opinions
  • The "B" Side: Still young
  • Ohlone Comic: Not enough power in the universe
  • Opinions:
    • Fremont campus tries to deal with trash (continued on page 3)
  • Monitor staff
• Page 3 - Opinions
  • Opinions:
    • Campus trash (continued from page 2)
    • Cyberbullying needs to be stopped
  • Ohlone Comic: Scott's steps for taking a final
  • Campus Comment: What are your plans for summer break?
• Page 4 - News
  • News bites: Quiet, Facuty, Resume, Finals, Photo, Math
  • Around the Block; Century Theater debuts at Pacific Commons
• Page 5 - News
  • Soul Cycle; Students use a different set of wheels to get around
• Page 6 - Features
  • Marvel Studio Films stays true to superhero flair
  • Photos: The Avengers, Earth's Mightiest Heroes!
  • 'The Avengers' leave audience wanting more
• Page 7 - Features
  • Take a look back into the past…'Metropolis' defines itself as a culture icon
  • Alumna makes it big and returns to Ohlone (continued on page 10)
• Page 8 - Features
  • Gerolaga spins through colorful competition
  • Loyal fans stand by motto 'Gotta catch 'em all'
• Page 9 - News
  • Final exams loom over Ohlone students
  • Laila Khan wins English Dept. writing contest with 'Kismet'
• Page 10 - News
  • Alumna's new role (continued from page 7)
  • Councilman Cho seeking position as Fremont mayor (continued from page 1)
• Page 11 - Sports
  • Ohlone Softball wins against SJCC (continued from page 12)
  • Teams prepare for big games (continued from page 12)
• Page 12 - Sports
  • Ohlone softball beats San Jose City (continued on page 11)
  • Ohlone softball, baseball teams work to catch fire for playoffs (continued on page 11)
  • Ohlone baseball moves to round two