Camila Vargas

Apr 10, 2024 | dialnet.unirioja.es | Camila Vargas |Javier Fernandez |Javier López Fernández |Marcelo Arancibia |Maximiliano Abarca

Posibles mecanismos de acción de la terapia electroconvulsiva en esquizofrenia: revisión de la evidencia disponible en investigación con seres humanosAutores: Marcelo Arancibia, Camila Vargas, Maximiliano Abarca, Javier Fernández, Daniela Peña, Álvaro Cavieres F. Localización: Revista Médica de Chile, ISSN-e 0034-9887, Vol. 150, Nº. 11, 2022, págs.

Dec 11, 2023 | lbccviking.com | Lolita Mojica |Camila Vargas

A student stands outside the market on campus, scarfing down a Cup of Noodles in cold weather. The meal cost her 97 cents. It’s not substantial, but it’s better than nothing. “This is OK, I guess,” the student, Carissa Berry, said. With the cafeteria still under construction, some students struggle to find affordable food options on campus. There are food trucks that are on campus daily, but with the average price for an entree being around $15 it’s not the most economical solution.

Dec 7, 2023 | lbccviking.com | Camila Vargas

A tentative agreement over a new contract for theLong Beach City College Faculty Association (LBCCFA) has been reached after five months of working on the old contract according to the negotiating team. Veronica Alvarez, a negotiating team member, confirmed through an email sent by Jeffery Sabol, another negotiating team member, the details that were agreed upon. “This is a really good beginning and we are pretty happy,” Alvarez said.

Dec 7, 2023 | lbccviking.com | Kassie Sainz |Camila Vargas

The Native American Indigenous Collaborative is conducting lab testing in Oregon to supply clean and sustainable deer grass for the Tongva Basketry Collective, a generational cohort of basket weavers. LBCC and the NAIC received a request from the Tongva, the native land stewards of the Los Angeles Basin, to cease the use of pesticides on campus deergrass.

Nov 30, 2023 | lbccviking.com | Zack Siedel |Camila Vargas

The Liberal Arts Campus suffered a “catastrophic electrical failure” according to the strategic account manager for Sunbelt Rentals, shutting down the campus Tuesday morning until 9 a.m.The power generator at LBCC’s power building, which is located next to the P building, stopped working, and Southern California Edison (SCE) got a call to find a solution. “We got the call on Saturday around 12:30 (p.m.).