To anyone who regularly attends meetings at Cerritos College, the little red cloth squares on students' chests are probably familiar, and they were present during the open forum for the search for the new school president. The Social Equality Club was in attendance at an open forum on Monday, Oct. 6, in the Teleconference Center for students to offer input...

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With November elections approaching next month, the La-Palma Cerritos American Association of University Women was on campus Thursday, Oct. 2, to register students to vote. "The goal today is to get everyone to register to vote who isn't already registered," Sandra Cohen, public policy chair, said. In addition to voter registration, the AAUW also looked to register students to its...

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“I think this year we have a chance at the state title," Max Kumashiro said, as he faced a wrestler he’s defeated before, and did so again. The wrestling team won the West Hills dual meet this past Friday, Oct. 3, on Falcon soil, 38-6. “Usually, the home meets are a little more nerve-wracking, but I mean, this time, I...

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“Get into the vagina!” After, the squishing through of a birth canal and out into the fresh breeze of the world around us. At least that’s the way it was Friday, Oct. 3, during a zombie-guided trip around “Venom.”This, of course, refers to one of the many mazes that Hollywood Sports was offering for its Halloween-themed attraction during Cerritos College...

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Diamond Bracamonte, a psychology major, nervously began her poetry recital at the Leche Cafe's Open Mic event on Friday, Oct. 3. "My friend actually told me about (it). I read her some of my poetry and she said 'you're really good.' She gave me really good feedback on poetry that no one's ever heard." The event was hosted by Dario...

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"Waiting for Lefty" is just around the corner, and the crew, as well as stage managers, are getting last-minute things ready for the big play that opens Friday, Oct. 10, at the Burnight Studio Theatre at Cerritos College at 8 p.m. The show will also be playing Oct. 11, 16, 17 and 18 at 8 p.m. The final show on...

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In today’s job market, looking for a job can be a daunting task, especially when one doesn’t know the basics of how to get started. Students got a chance to learn the basics of one of the first steps in getting a job: making a resume. An hour-long Resume Basics Workshop was presented by Clara Ross on Wednesday, Oct. 1....

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The men's soccer team's victory against East Los Angeles College on Tues., Sept. 30, was a win in the books for the conference title. Now the Falcons hit the road and venture off to play local rivals Long Beach City College for the second game in the conference campaign. Captain midfielder Jose Ochoa knows the derby will be an even...

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The women’s water polo team will travel to San Diego on Oct. 3 for a tournament after an enormous lead it had in its last game with a score of 22-5. The women are feeling very confident in themselves and are ready to get the season back in order. “I feel confident in winning games. It boosts your mentality on...

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The Cerritos College student Senate met Wednesday, Oct. 1, to discuss the creation of student committees and have the committees focus on details of campus. Student Body Vice-President Charles Caguioa felt the meeting went well and was happy to have the student committees organized."We definitely got a lot of things across that we needed to take care of," he said....

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