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Princeton, a school known for its top flight academics is somehow in the sweet 16 of this years March Madness tournament

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Led by a 22 point standout performance by guard Ryan Langborg, the boys from Princeton shocked the world again and survived the first weekend in a very 2022 St Peter ’s like way Princeton will now get set to face 9 seed Florida Atlantic in the sweet 16, avoiding one seed Purdue who lost to a one game 16 seed Cinderella, FDU, in the first round

FAU is by no means unbeatable and if Princeton wins they will have a chance at immortality as they would most likely face the #1 overall seed Alabama with a spot in the final four on the land Princeton is proving to be as outstanding on the court as they are in the classroom Will the ball continue this weekend, or will it be time to go home? We’ll have see what the Tigers can do this weekend

In today’s volatile economic climate, Wells Fargo says IE r esidents can do “this” to wor k towards financial confidence

By Manny Sandoval

In today's uncertain economic climate, it's more important than ever to have a solid financial plan

Wells Fargo can help with a wide range of products and services to meet anyone's banking needs, including checking and high-yield savings accounts, advice and guidance around credit, and more

According to Natasha Mata, region bank director of the Inland Empire, "We focus our attention on what each customer's individual needs are

Our economists predict a modest recession and in today's environment, many customers are coming to us for advice " This is why Wells Fargo is committed to tailoring conver- sations and providing personalized solutions to help its clients achieve savings goals

With 107 branches across the Inland Empire, Wells Fargo is easily accessible and you do not need an appointment; if a banker is not available, managers are always on hand to assist

But where should you start?

"Write down your budget and understand where your money is going," Mata advises

"Putting it on paper allows you to see in black and white where you are in your finances " From there, you can prioritize your expenses and give every dollar a job

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Rep. Aguilar Announces $1.5 Million f or the Clean Energ y Hybrid and Electric Vehicle (EV) Technician Pr og ram in San Ber nardino Valley College

Community News

Rep Pete Aguilar announced $1,500,000 for the Clean Energy Hybrid and Electric Vehicle (EV) Technician Program in San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC) This funding will be used to purchase heavyduty zero-emission trucks and charging stations for students to train and work on

“The work being done in the clean vehicle technology program at Valley College is going to help improve our air quality and move our region, our state and our country towards a clean energy future,” said Rep Pete Aguilar “This funding is helping prepare our students for good-paying jobs right here in the Inland Empire I will continue working closely with San Bernardino Valley College to create good-paying career opportunities for our residents ”

“Thanks to Congressman Aguilar ’s support, San Bernardino Valley College is leading the way in preparing students for the green jobs of the future,” said San Bernardino Community College District

Chancellor Diana Z Rodriguez “The Inland Empire is increasingly at the crossroads of the supply chain industry, and with this federal investment, our graduates will continue at the forefront, ensuring that we have clean vehicles on our roads to help protect the air we breathe ”

“As we move towards a cleaner, greener future, it is vital that we invest in our local workforce and provide them with the training necessary to succeed in this rapidly evolving field,” said San Bernardino Valley College Interim President Linda Fontanilla “We appreciate Congressman Aguilar ’s leadership in bringing back dollars to create more local opportunities for our students and their families ”

By Manny Sandoval

Celebrating Cesar Chavez

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On March 13th, College Corps co-hosted a virtual zoom briefing with California Black Media to discuss the College Corps program and its transformative experience for students

The program, which consists of 70 percent of Pell Grant recipients, has proven to be a powerful motivator for students, particularly at a time when they report rising rates of depression and anxiety, as well as financial stress and uncertainty

Emilio Ruiz, a participant and College Corps site host, shared his experience with the program, saying, "I get to see small parts of myself in the children that I work with every week This program helped me not have to worry about finances while I was in college which gave me more time to focus on my studies; for that, I am grateful ”

The program addresses the challenges faced by college students, particularly those coming out of the pandemic

Community Host Partner and CEO of Project Optimism, Ishmael Pruitt, stated, "This program can really give those that need it the most the opportunity to stand out from their peers

The program helps students build infrastructure by being intentional about supporting them ”

Beth Manke, a representative from Cal State San Bernardino (CSUSB), shared the success of the College Corps program, stating, "Our students are telling us that they're getting a chance to understand their role in the