Instead of singing serenades, like the Kabarkada Club advertised on Facebook, it decided to sell caricatures at their Valentine's Day booth on Thursday, Feb. 13 Ron Cordova, nursing major and president of the Kabarkada Club, was at the booth helping to draw cartoons for students.“We’re just drawing people,” he said. “(Drawing) has always been one of my favorite hobbies.”The booth...

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There are plenty of movies out there that deserve a sequel but they never really get one. These sequels would continue the story line or answer questions that have been puzzling audiences. One movie that would be perfect for a sequel is "The Incredible's" movie. The success of the movie says a lot, the movie won an Academy Award and...

ASCC is looking to choose a theme that would unite Cerritos College, as a whole. The "Making Waves" presentation was an event last Thursday that would help Cerritos College go down that road. Greg Hinkley, Sociology professor at Seattle Central Community College, was brought in from Seattle, Wash. to share his experience with what his college went through, as well...

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The Social Equality Club braved strange weather and bitter cold, as it held a donation-based bake sale on Wednesday, Feb. 5 to raise funds for the club and future events it would like to host in the future. The club generated a total of $107.19. Fernanda Gudino, nursing major, has been a member of the Social Equality Club since last...

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The Judicial Court met for its second time this semester on Tuesday, Feb. 4., as two new members filled some of the vacant seats in Judicial Court. Michael Melindo, Nursing major, was announced as a new Court Justice and Regina Jayster, Political science major, was made Chief Justice Pro-tempore. Melindo said, "I feel like it's a good opportunity for me...

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It was indeed a “snowy” day on campus, or at least it was at the Child Development Center on Friday Jan. 31. Carmina Weir, mother of four year-old Joshua Weir, enjoyed the social aspect of the “Snowy Day” event, hosted by the Child Development Center, as the event had dancing, performances and recreation for all the children at the annual...

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President Barack Obama urged Congress members, during his annual State of the Union Address, that Congress has to take action by passing legislation and raising the federal minimum wage up to $10.10. Angelina Paris, anthropology major, thinks that the raise in the federal minimum wage is a positive thing,"To raise the minimum wage; of course it is a good idea,...

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The Inter-Club Council (ICC) meeting was held on Thursday, Jan. 30 at 11 a.m., and Abner “Ace” Caguioa, Commissioner of Public Relations for ICC, reported on ways clubs can advertise or publicize to help make each individual club known. The resources include flyers, posters, the student newspaper (Talon Marks), electronic media, such as the like page for Cerritos College on...

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(Olguin) Hello everybody, it's Gustavo Olguin reporting with Talon Marks at Cerritos College and today we are walking around and seeing what study habits students need to improve on and how they are going about to improve them. (Olguin) Since the semester just started, what do you think is the study habit that has held you back from your school...

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11 new students were introduced into the government in the first two senate meetings of 2014. The new group of senators include Eduardo Aponte, Josephine Diaz, Francis Fernandez, Shawn Tung and two sophomores, Earvin Chavez and Yazmin Martinez. Some of the students relished the opportunity to be involved with Cerritos College in a more hands on approach. Francis Fernandez, kinesology...

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