“Every single one of the staff has been getting ready for the auditions. The choreographers and faculty members are participating to bring their own style of dance as choreographies for all of the returning and new students auditioning,” said Janet Sanderson, the chair of dance department. Last Saturday, the Fall 2014 Dance Concert auditions took place in the morning, with...

Courtesy of www. F. Reed Brown.com The Cerritos College Theatre Department has selected Professor Reed Brown as the latest addition in the acting and directing disciplines of the arts program. Aside from being an acting professor, he is also an actor, director, choreographer and artistic director. Born in Tampa, Florida, Brown never imagined a future in Theatre. As a former...

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Sergio Teran, instructor of printmaking, design and foundation of arts, was promoted to full-time instructor for the Arts Foundation at Cerritos College for the Fall semester. He got the position after working seven years as a part-time instructor. The Arts Foundation is made up of full-time instructors in the Arts Department who teach their specific discipline, such as ceramics, painting,...

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"Waiting for Lefty" auditions saw students of different levels of experience working toward the same goal - making the play. Auditions concluded around 9 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 21, as Slay thanked those that auditioned. Actors sat and read over newly printed lines in the Studio Theater, as Director Kevin Slay informed them of the atmosphere he wished to create in...

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Every semester, the Associated Students of Cerritos College (ASCC) funds an In-N-Out food truck during the first week of the semester. What if the In-N-Out food truck had more choices? What if we were able to eat what we actually wanted? One of the requirements to receive the free burger meal is to have an updated photo I. D. with...

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The Cerritos College Theatre Department held auditions for its upcoming show “Waiting for Lefty” Wed, Aug. 20 at 6 p.m. inside the Studio Theater (BC 31). The show, which is directed by Kevin Slay, is about six people who each have different backgrounds but have one thing in common - they’re each a cab driver and experiencing economic indigence. The...

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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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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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Anayanci Becerra “I would have to say the islands Bora Bora because its really pretty. The water is really clear, it looks like a place that you could actually relax like all day even just by yourself.” Jessica Cardenaz – Graphic Design “South Korea. I wanna visit South Korea. I think it’s reaally pretty, ive seen pictures and I just...

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Eric Hameriz, nursing Major No not really “I wouldn’t walk cause I’m not really getting my AA I'm more interested in transferring.” Kelvin Van mechanical engineering major “I would walk just for the moment, your family is coming for your achievements.” Boris Meeks, Nutrition major “I don’t know actually I haven’t really given it much thought. I guess I would,...

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