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I am a student at Imperial Valley College. I originally started my college career at California State University, Dominguez Hills. I lost my financial aid and so I decided to continue my education at a community college until I finished my general education requirements. I am majoring in English in hopes to one day own a publishing company. After college, I will probably either move to San Diego or the East Coast. The reason for this is that there are a few publishing companies in San Diego but most of the market lies on the east coast.
The little red light on the sound board comes on and the microphone is live. “Good afternoon, AM 1230 KXO. I’m Traci Lyon-Ramirez broadcasting. We’ve got some great stuff coming up for you this afternoon. It’s lunch time.
EL CENTRO, Calif.–When David Armenta was all of 15 years old, with little cash in his wallet and a lot of musical spirit in his heart, he wanted a “super cool” guitar that he could not afford. But, instead of running to the local music store to put his dream guitar on layaway, Armenta did something different–he decided he would rather make his own guitar. “I taught myself (to make guitars),” said Armenta, now 23 years old and a communications major at Imperial Valley College in Imperial, Calif. His first investment was a set of carpentry tools he got for the bargain price of $20 at an auction. “You don’t need a lot of tools to make a guitar,” Armenta said, pointing to his head.