There are plenty of options to eat at Cerritos College, but if you're willing to venture further, there are options out there for you. Stephanie Murillo Biology major "I don't usually eat here, but when I do, I usually go for Sam's across the street for the chicken strips or Chicago Harv's for the spicy chicken sandwich." Shelly Sandoval Sociology...

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California Highway Patrol was added to the prominent list of guests that have appeared on “College Community Corner,” a radio show at WPMD. Gayle Parks hosts the show and tries to bring in guests that could help out the students that are walking around campus. “There is a lot they can learn from tuning into the radio station and if...

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Cerritos College is a Hispanic prominent school, but that doesn’t mean that its ethnic makeup should be the sole focus or theme of the college; focusing on Cerritos College's Hispanic-majority student body would set the precedent that some students are more important than others, which is not right. In a Board of Trustees meeting where an issue regarding law firms...

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The ongoing campaign to make fast-food healthy continues with ‘satisfries’ by Burger King and is simply not enough to combat the continuing problems of obesity and unhealthy fast-food. As obesity has become a growing concern for people in the United States, the need to nitpick and point the finger at others has been a common occurrence. The food served at...

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Trying to get out of community college is frustrating, especially when attempting to secure the last few necessary classes. But now, some community colleges are getting the green light to increase tuition for classes that are in high demand, and this is very good news. The argument about how college students barely have money to go out or pay for...

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The American dream for the student isn’t looking so good. Some students have a hard time with life after getting a college degree. According to The Atlantic.com, 53.6 percent of bachelor’s degree-holders under the age of 25 were jobless or underemployed in 2012. It is a disappointment knowing that one has worked so hard to get a degree that after...

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Following the money Many students go to college to find a career in what they love to do. However, some of those majors do not make the money that is needed to cover the expenses of everyday life. How much money your major or career makes should be one of the main reasons for you to go to college. FSZ:...

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Cyberbullying has become a common problem in our society by causing emotional trauma and lost lives every year. Cyberbullying is used as a weapon to harm, harass and intimidate others repeatedly through the usage of the Internet and electric devices used for communication. Some examples of cyberbullying are spreading rumors about the victim, sending disrespectful or inappropriate messages and tricking...

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Students come to school to fulfill their passion, but is that the right way to go? Every year, hundreds of students graduate with different majors. Their majors, however, don’t always end up being the most financially stable ones and might even land them into jobless situations. There are always the obvious degrees which are the top earners on any list...

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Bryan Deras Art and Graphic design major “Martial arts club because it’s fun. It’s something that I like to do. I’ve been doing it for six semesters already, helping out or just joining the (Taekwondo) class.” Julia Izquierdo Animation major “Yes. It’s good for college transcripts, so you have extra-curricular (activities) and (universities) like that kind of stuff.” Victoria Major...

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