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Corsairs Capture Confernce Title

My two page photo spread in the Corsair on the Santa Monica College Corsairs winning back-to-back American Pacific Conference titles.

 

Santa Monica College players and coaches pose for the team photo before taking on Antelope Valley College on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Santa Monica, Calif.  SMC won 24-21 to win the league championship in back-to-back years.  Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College offensive lineman Alphonso Dixon  prepares to board the team bus to leave to play Antelope Valley College in the last game of the season on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Santa Monica, Calif.  SMC won 24-21 to win the league championship in back-to-back years.  Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College defensive players Devyn Vaatete-Reyes #44 and Marcus Manley #92 dress on the pool deck before taking on Antelope Valley College to play for the American Pacific Conference title at Marauder Stadium on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Lancaster, Calif.  SMC won 24-21 to win the league championship in back-to-back years. Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College offensive lineman Ty Rouzan #74 leaves the pool deck to after changing into his uniform for warmups at Antelope Valley College to play for the American Pacific Conference title at Marauder Stadium on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Lancaster, Calif.  SMC won 24-21 to win the league championship in back-to-back years.  Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College running back Torrence Whalum #30 makes last minute adjustment to his uniform before heading out for warmups at Antelope Valley College to play for the American Pacific Conference title at Marauder Stadium on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Lancaster, Calif.  SMC won 24-21 to win the league championship in back-to-back years.  Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College head coach Gifford Lindheim runs onto the field with his team before kickoff against Antelope Valley College to play for the American Pacific Conference title at Marauder Stadium on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Lancaster, Calif.  SMC won 24-21 to win the league championship in back-to-back years.  Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College tight end Dominique Bierria #85 makes catch in front of Antelope Valley College defensive back Mike Smith #37 at Marauder Stadium on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Lancaster, Calif.  SMC won 24-21 to win the league championship in back-to-back years.  Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College wide receiver Reggie Mitchell #8 catches a 15-yard pass for a touchdown in front of  Antelope Valley College cornerback Mike Smith #37 at Marauder Stadium on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Lancaster, Calif.  Mitchell's catch in the third quarter made the game 17- 7 SMC. Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College defensive back Qujuan Floyd #9 runs with the ball after intercepting a pass to seal the victory for SMC against Antelope Valley College at Marauder Stadium on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Lancaster, Calif.  SMC won 24-21 to win the league championship in back-to-back years.  Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College quarterback Alfonse Medina #12 is all smiles after defeating Antelope Valley College at Marauder Stadium on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Lancaster, Calif.  SMC won 24-21 to win the league championship in back-to-back years.  Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College quarterback Alfonse Medina #12 is congratulated by family and friends after defeating Antelope Valley College at Marauder Stadium on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Lancaster, Calif.  SMC won 24-21 to win the league championship in back-to-back years.  Michael Yanow
Santa Monica College players fight over an extra chicken sandwich from McDonald's after playing Antelope Valley College in football on Saturday, November 10, 2012 in Lancaster, Calif.  SMC players and coaches stop at the nearest McDonald's from the stadium to let everyone get a bite to eat before driving home.  Michael Yanow

 

PETA Takes to Body Paint

PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) took to the streets of Hollywood to remind shoppers this holiday season not to purchase fur, leather, wool or exotic skins.  To help deliver their message, PETA brought out four body-painted beauties decorated as a tiger, cow, leopard and snake.  Each model held a sign saying, “Animal Prints Not Animal Skins.”

Pedestrians on Hollywood Blvd stopped to look and to snap photos, or, to pose with the colorful models.  For some drivers, Los Angeles traffic afforded them the opportunity for a longer look.  After 10 minutes of “protest”, police officers finally stepped in and made a phone call to see if the models had to be removed. Ultimately, they were allowed to stay and they went back to posing in front of the Hollywood and Highland Center.  PETA’s protest lasted for over an hour.

“Animal Prints Not Animal Skins” can be seen on a billboard criticizing Kim Kardashian for wearing fur above Beverly & Sweetzer in Los Angeles.

Four body painted models for PETA stand on the sidewalk holding signs “Animal Prints Not Animals Skins” to promote PETA’s campaign against animal cruelty on Friday, December 23, 2011 in Hollywood, California.

A billboard on the corner of Beverly & Sweetzer sponsored by PETA criticizes Kim Kardashian for wearing fur in Los Angeles, California.