Are you mostly an introvert? Do prolonged social interactions make you cringe and want to run away? Do you get anxious just talking to strangers you don’t know? Would you rather be at home than at a party? If you answered “yes” to some of these questions, you’re probably an introvert. According to the Myers Briggs Foundation, being an introvert...

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“Ebola, Ebola, Ebola.” That is one of the many headlines that pops up everywhere in today’s news. But is the Ebola virus a big deal in the United States? Should people begin to panic? Currently in West Africa, where the Ebola outbreak is more prominent than in the United States, BBC reports that more than 4,447 people have died from...

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You’re filling out your resume and you get to the two toughest sections - experience and references. You’re an average college student with a great G. P. A. with no job, and the only references you can think of are family and friends. What do you do? At this point, either submit the resume leaving those sections blank and hope...

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Did you know that there are an estimated 10,000 reports of skateboard douchebaggery every year? It's true! This is all according to me - your average adult who despises all things teenager. At least it seems that way, anyway. Look, I hate skateboards. I mean, I hate them. They are obnoxious and loud and I hate how people ride them...

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Dark parking lots can be scary at night. Hell, any dark place is scary at night. Cerritos College is a big campus, and having a few light fixtures for such a great amount of space does not give one a sense of security, especially when students have to walk alone from their cars to campus or vice versa. More light...

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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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Cerritos College is going through significant changes that can have an enormous impact on students, and these changes can have repercussions for us in the long run. Elections for board of trustees can bring a different dynamic to Cerritos College. The board can make decisions on student success, programs and services. Why are these elections important? It is because the...

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Fresh and Natural getting a "C" rating is disgusting for Cerritos College students. The students deserve something better than this. At first it was a good idea of having a new food vendor coming into the mix at Cerritos College, with promises from the student government that this new vendor, Fresh and Natural, will be a healthier choice. Frantone's and...

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The phone market has been dominated by the iPhone and Android. What if there was another phone out there? One that is great and refreshing? That phone is, in fact, a Windows phone. Now, I know what you’re thinking - “Windows? Please, it doesn’t even have a working YouTube app.” While that may be true, Windows has a lot of...

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The bus fares that took effect on Monday, Sept. 15, hurt students who rely on public transportation to get back and forth to school. Earlier this year, an increase in bus fare was approved, raising the price of a ride from $1.50 to $1.75, and a day pass from $5 to $7. Cerritos College is known as a commuter college,...

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