November is here again and for most gamers that means it is Call of Duty season. This year Activision released their newest version on the blockbuster shooter called Call of Duty Advanced Warfare and I got to say this game is a ton of fun. This newest Call of Duty brings many necessary changes to a franchise that has been...

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Booths in front of the library decorated themselves with banners, pamphlets, and even a car to attract students at the Nov. 18 Majors Fair. Held on the sidewalk in front of the library, different departments used booths to inform students of possible career paths or convince undecided students to join their department. One of those undecided students was Shilon Woodard."Well...

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It seems like it could be “game over” for the Game Room. Discussions at ASCC have intensified regarding the Game Room and the possibility of removing it entirely and replacing it with something else. The Game Room has been losing revenue, according to reports at ASCC meetings, namely reports by Dean of Student Services Gilbert Contreras, who is emphasizing that...

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With all of the halloween decorations being taken off by restaurants, stores, neighborhood homes and even amusement parks, the Christmas ornaments have finally arrived. Though Thanksgiving, theoretically, comes right before Christmas, it appears that these places are forgetting about the "turkey day" spirit and jumping right into the anticipated December holiday. And what could possibly be the cause of that?Two...

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With it being the holiday season, choosing between spending time with your family and work is a difficult choice. What’s worse than that? People are forced to work on Black Friday, which is completely unfair. This is why no one should shop on Thanksgiving. For many that don’t know, Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, is a prominent day in...

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What do you think of when picturing a library? A quiet place full of books, students with their textbooks out studying. Or do you imagine a place where people laugh and talk to their friends, making it impossible to study? Well, if you pictured the second one you’re in luck because the Cerritos College Library fits that criteria perfectly. Anyone...

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Debbie Jensen, Physical Education professor gave a deliberate presentation Monday, Nov. 17, during the Cabinet meeting about the Pedal program that she is trying to initiate on campus. At the beginning of her presentation, she handed out a pamphlet with information about the Pedal Program. According to the pamphlet, research shows that physical activity fires up the part of the...

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For students, the Game Room serves as a neat pit stop between classes, with pool and other arcade games available for recreational use. The popular choice at the Game Room seems to be pool, or billiards. Students enjoy the competitive atmosphere when it comes to the Game Room, in addition to the social aspect of it, as well. Some of...

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Noise has become an issue for students regarding the Student Center and library areas. There is concern with students and ASCC members that the regulations and rules for the two areas have not been enough, and that the noise and atmosphere have reached an obnoxious level,seemingly making it a not ideal place to study or concentrate. ASCC, at its Cabinet...

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The name Noam Chomsky might bring a different reaction to different people. Some consider him a champion of social justice, while others consider him a mere agitator with misplaced views, but few have had the opportunity to sit down with him and talk about the world. History professor Dr. Haas, along with his daughter, will be one of those few...

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