Ingrid Disavow, Psychology major"Personally, I like that they made healthier options available, but I feel that there should be more options that students [could] choose." Alexis Suayan, Psychology major"I like the options because we already had a bunch of Frantone's, so it’s great that they made a change to the usual menu of food available at Cerritos [College]." Ricquelle Lopez,...

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1. Christina Isaacs, Business Marketing major "It looks cool. It looks nice. It [is] a nice edition to the campus."2. David Cortez, Engineering major "It looks more futuristic. It makes the school look nice and the other buildings look plain next to it."3. Jazmine Martinez, Undecided major "I like it because it has AC (Air Conditioning)."4. Bernie Rodriguez, Undecided major...

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In-N-Out paid a visit for the second time this week Tuesday, Aug. 19 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., welcoming new and returning students to the campus. The ASCC once again showed support for the students and showed them "fun stuff" goes around the campus. Alexis Luna, an aspiring chef and music major, was part of the event. "There is...

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For returning Cerritos College student Melissa Uranga, a sociology major, dining at one of the two new eateries available on campus was an exciting experience. "The food, overall, was pleasantly good, but at the end of the day, (I) still wished 'Oh No Tokyo!' was open due to the price and taste, overall."The new food vendor, Fresh and Natural, splits...

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The first Cabinet meeting of the semester, according to ASCC Vice-President Charles Caguioa, was "casual and introductory," and a way to introduce ideas for the fall semester. The meeting was held Monday, August 18 in BK 112 at 2 p.m. It consisted of all the cabinet members, including ASCC President Miles Aiello, who is also the Chair of Cabinet. Although...

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The Elbow Room has debuted its renovations this semester to new and returning students at Cerritos College. The Elbow Room is both quick and convenient for students in a rush to get to their next class or go to work. “Good Service. Worth the wait. Healthy food,” said Elizabeth Luna, education major, when summing up the convenience store. According to...

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1. Syed Abich, Computer Science major "It looks a lot nicer from the outside; more cleaner and the people that work there are really nice."2. Steven Garibay, Criminal Justice major "It just looks a lot more organized. It kind of has like a Starbucks vibe."3. Ashley Baxter, Criminal Justice major "It's nice... It's not a big improvement, but it's an...

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Rolling into campus with shiny wheels, red palm tree imprints on its side and the smell of grilling burgers was the In-N-Out burger truck. The restaurant on wheels was giving away free burgers, chips and drinks to students on campus who carried the new Fall 2014 sticker on the front of their identification cards on Monday, Aug. 18 in Falcon...

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Cerritos College students assume that when an emergency arises, they will help without hesitation, but as Professor Kimberley Duff's social psychology class demonstrated, not everyone is willing to help a stranger in need. Duff's class was assigned a final group projected in which her students had to apply the psychology applications in the real world. "It is fantastic... it's called...

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Students may lose priority enrollment if progress probation guidelines not met. According to the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office, “The value of a college education cannot be argued. Californians holding an associate or bachelor’s degree are likely to earn $1 million more in their lifetime than a person who holds only a high school diploma.” Beginning Fall 2014, the magic...

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