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Volume 22. Issue 14
September 3, 2013
There’s an app Headline for that 40 billion apps downloaded so far,
20 billion 900,000
Story by Jocabeth Salvador
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apps downloaded last year,
ost mobile devices on the market today are able to run apps capable of more functions than ever before, making these devices invaluable and efficient to the people who own them. The amount of apps that are availble in Apple’s App Store has reached over 900,000. It is not hard to understand how the phrase “There’s An App For That!” was coined. See Apps, continued on page 5
apps available and
500 million active accounts on the Apple App Store.
Miley Cyrus
Promiscuous pop princess or responsible role model? What obligation does fame carry in today’s society? Page 5
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Give school supplies to help children SEAN URCIUOLI
Chaffey College is collaborating with United Way this semester to provide school supplies to low income children and local schools. Last year, the Inland Empire branch provided over $2 million in school supplies through generous donations. School supply donations such as glue sticks, crayons and pencils are currently being collected. Getting involved is as simple as purchasing a box of crayons or pencils and depositing it in a drop box inside the Student Activities office located on the northwest side of the bookstore. The supply drive will be held from Aug. 14 through Sept. 30 and all donations will go to local schools to help out children who otherwise may not be able to afford much on their own. “They don’t put markers on the boundaries on who need help,” said Susan Stewart, Director of Student Services. More than half of the kids in local school districts cannot afford school lunches, and it is unlikely that their families can afford school supplies. The United Way helps bridge this gap by providing families with the school supplies they need. Sonia Juarez, Administrative Assistant in Student Activities and alumna of Chaffey College, has been helping and volunteering with her family for the United Way for the past nine years. “My boys go to a charter school and have to do community service that’s a part of the curriculum, so I registered all three of us,” Juarez said. To find out more about the drive, contact Student Activities at (909) 652-6590 or visit the United Way website at www.ieuw. org. Any person in need can go to www.unitedway.org to find a local chapter.
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