The Cerritos College Women’s soccer team advanced to the third round of the Southern California Regional Playoffs with a 5-0 win over Santa Monica College on Wednesday. The Falcons held Santa Monica to two shots in both quarters, while the team shot 24 shots the whole game. Nayeli Requejo, forward, notched up three goals, with Ashley Anaya-Webb, forward, and Carolina...

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After receiving a 22 page ‘Probationary Faculty Evaluation’ that remarked a ‘Unsatisfactory Review’ for Fall of 2014, which puts Ramos’ teaching career in danger at Cerritos College, he attended the student Senate meeting to inform students of his evaluation. “What I am concerned about is that this evaluation would really show who I am as an instructor and the best...

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Joe Nino spoke about a anti bike theft initiative during Wed., Nov. 26, Senate meeting. “Basically one of our ideas is to have a central bike station, where all the bikes will be, it doesn't have to be an elaborate storage place, but a central place where the bikes can be at," Nino said. He added that maybe cadets can...

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Hosted in conjunction with the International Student Association, International Student Services, and sponsored by the Student Government, Cerritos College began an International Film Festival to correlate with International Education Week. A week long celebration dedicated to diversity and the difference between other cultures, from monday to thursday, the ISA will be showing films chosen by different professors. Each film will...

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A significant amount of ideas have been put out there by several ASCC students and the general public about what the game room should transform into since it is going through renovations, and Monday, Nov. 24, was not the exception during the ASCC Cabinet meeting. Cabinet members discussed the many ideas that they have for what the game room can...

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Frustration and confusion flowed through the veins of the men's soccer team on Friday, Nov. 14, as the lead it acquired against El Camino College was vanquished with a goal in the last minutes of the game. The final score ended in a draw with two goals equally shared. This tie ended the Falcons' campaign in conference and left them...

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I don't want to be a grouch or anything like that, but I hate Thanksgiving and here is why. Thanksgiving is a holiday that has so much influence here in the United States, the same impact Christmas has on us. It has been a consumer holiday, where people think about being selfish or not. Having Black Friday the same day...

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As students ran and walked the course of this year's annual Turkey Trot, donations flowed in to the registration desk by Falcon Square in the form of canned goods and cash Nov. 20 starting from 11:05 a.m."(The Turkey Trot) was started by the Dr. Ni Bueno (health education instructor) and the Athletics department," explains Monica Acuna, staff development assistant. The...

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'Once a Puentesta, always a Puentesta', is a motto for many of the students enrolled in the Puente Program; students that come from different social or economic backgrounds. The Puente Program, a statewide program operating in 38 community colleges, is a program that helps students who are underrepresented in higher education. It's a program that promotes student success with help...

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The regular season has ended. But, the playoffs await for the Cerritos College football team on Saturday against Santa Barbara City College. The Falcons finish the season with a 7-3 overall record and losing those three games by a total of 10 points.“We beat ourselves all three of those games, we lost by 10 points in total,” Dante Foster, free...

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