The majority of the senate meeting was dedicated to appointing new members, as three of the five were appointed. The Wednesday, Oct. 8, ASCC Senate meeting also had new members of the court. Among other topics in the meeting were student transfers and events related to such, like university fairs. After long discussion, the senate decided to postpone the consideration...

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Despite having the home field advantage, the men's soccer team was not able to breakdown ECC Compton as it scraped away a 0-0 draw. The Falcons sit a top of the South Coast Conference with a 2-0-1 record, while Compton sits at sixth with a 0-0-3 record. The two teams spent the entire game battling for the possession of the...

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The Cerritos College Triathlon Club held its annual fundraiser Wednesday, Oct. 8, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in front of the library. Thomas Popp, part of the club, said, “This is an event to raise money for the Triathlon Club for transportation to raises, and raise money for stays at hotel rooms and stuff like that.” He continued, “Books...

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The El Camino-Compton Tartars were not able to keep up with the Cerritos Falcons as they were shut out at 9-0. Centerback Makayla Mendoza said, “I think we did a really great job finishing since the score was obviously 9-0. It was nice to kind of work out some kinks in the middle and the back since we changed our...

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The ASCC convened once more in BK 111 to discuss new things for the future of the school on Monday, Oct. 6. The first thing that the ASCC had on its agenda was to have a vote of recommendation for the Fall Awards Banquet. The vote had passed to try and keep the banquet this fall, so from that point...

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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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