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The cash found by senior exercise physiology major Samara Horton in an Easter egg put on Sunday by a Butte College student using the FADE app. Photo courtesy of Samara Horton.

Student puts on Easter egg hunt using FADE app

Michael Mcclurg // April 11, 2015
A Butte College student donated his time and money to put on a fun activity that brightened the holiday for some.
Aaron Weissman, junior media arts major, discusses the pros and cons of the new social media application FADE. Photo credit: Nick Bragg

FADE app reflects positive, negative aspects of campus community

Nick Bragg // January 28, 2015
A new app allows students to post pictures with the promise that they will fade away. But do they really disappear?
Illustration by Rachel Dugo

Anonymous app humors, harms students

Veronica De La Cruz // November 16, 2014
Chico State would be better off without apps like Yik Yak.
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