Homecoming week, which is themed “Around the World,” will hold a multitude of events and will crown a queen on Saturday during the week of festivities. Each nominee shared how she felt about being nominated and thoughts on why students should vote. Marnie Arcilla of the Kabarkada Club said, “I was really excited. At first we were both nominated, me...

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City College of San Francisco trustee Rafael Mandelman believes if something is wrong in the world, someone has to stand up and say enough. According to Mandelman and his team of speakers composed of concerned students and faculty staff, the Accreditation Commission for Community and Junior Colleges team that oversees functionality of community colleges in California is not supporting schools...

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While David Moore, director of Physical Plant and Construction Services states that all areas of Cerritos College at night are “adequately illuminated,” students that have classes at night seem to have a different opinion. “Last year, a campus-wide night tour was conducted with the campus police and ASCC; all areas were found to be adequately illuminated,” Moore said. Although there...

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Cathy Bukowiecki said she would like to give a "thank you" to those who attended Police Chief Richard Bukowiecki's memorial last September. Cathy, wife of the late chief of police, wanted to extend gratitude to those who helped orchestrate the entire event that occurred at the Student Center on Sept. 13. "I want to be able to thank everyone who...

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Many acting hopefuls were lined up outside of the Burnight Center with the hopes to catch a spot in the "All in the Timing" play on Monday, Oct. 13.22 roles are up for grabs for students who want to take part in "All in the Timing."The play is six one-act comedies that was created by David Ives, a Chicago-born playwright....

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If you were to head to the Student Center in between classes, you can see that a swarm of students are playing their Nintendo 3DS systems. This is due to the newly released 3DS game "Super Smash Bros." and its impact on the Nintendo mobile-gaming franchise. The original "Super Smash Bros." was released in 1999 for the Nintendo 64 system,...

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Despite sitting with an overall losing record of 5-6, the volleyball team heads into East Los Angeles College with renewed confidence as it has also earned a 2-1 conference record. Head coach Teresa Velasquez-Ortega has reiterated fundamentals in the team’s play and talked about fine tuning some problems that may have lead to its past losing skid. She said, “The...

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The Go-Green initiative may be a recent addition to ASCC’s many plans for Cerritos, but in reality, it has been around for a few years. Professor Crystal LoVetere spearheads the Go-Green initiative with support from ASCC. Go-Green focuses on making the school more sustainable and environmentally friendly. One of the many goals of Go-Green is to have hydration stations on...

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"The ASCC, as a responsive student-centered organization, provides excellence and leadership and professional development by conveying high quality services, programs, products and facilities for the diverse community of Cerritos College". Through everything that was discussed at the Monday, Oct. 13, meeting, this mission statement was set official by the members of the school's student Cabinet. The Dean of Student Services...

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Mild winds didn’t stop the Social Equality Club from rallying students to The Hill with a creative banner to inform them about what the Master Plan is on Monday, Oct. 13, during the afternoon. The Social Equality Club informed students about the Master Plan, and how since it had been created, tuition has been affected. The Master Plan was a...

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