The Canyon Call.

Vol. II: 1971-1972 Academic Year.

College of the Canyons | Valencia, California.

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The Canyon Call was the COC student newspaper, published twice a month by journalism students at College of the Canyons in Valenica. It was discontinued in 2009 and replaced by CougarNews.com, the work product of COC's Advanced News Media Production class.

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EARLY COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS

SEE ALSO:
• Early COC Athletics
• The Canyon Call

District Named "Santa Clarita," College "Canyons" (1967/1969)

Future Valencia Campus

Hart Grads Pick COC 6/1969

COC Opens 9/1969

COC at Hart 1969

Trustees 1969-70

Campus Dedication 10-26-1970

Instant Campus 1970

Modular Buildings Early 1970s

Graduation 1971

Fashions 3/1972

Claffey Elected 1972

Claffey Obituary 2015

Marketing Brochure, IRC Rendering ~1972

1973 Construction Bond

1973 Yearbook

Bill Leach, Award Winner 3/1973

IRC Construction 5/1973 (Mult.)

IRC, Cougar Statium Const. 7/1973 (Mult.)

IRC Construction 1973-74 x3

Reagan at IRC Dedication 1974 x2

1975 Yearbook

1976 Yearbook

1977 Yearbook

Ex-Trustee Don Benton Nominated to Run Selective Service System, 2017

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