William Lind, geology major, said, “Probably Beethoven just because it’s classic you can’t go wrong with classical music. You can’t really say there is anyone that doesn’t like classical music.” Melizza Hernandez, math major, said, “I like David Guetta’s music because you can just feel it through your body and I feel like with my life I just feel it.”...

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The final home match of the 2015 Cerritos College women's volleyball season did not disappoint any Cerritos fans on Wednesday,Nov.11. Nicole Spigner posted 10 kills along with Jasmine Peralta, getting 17 digs and Natalie Caravantes picking up 31 assists as the Falcons swept away the East Los Angeles College Huskies 25-19, 28-26, and 25-19 in front of 76 people at...

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Led by the direction of dance instructors Janet Sanderson and Rebekah Hathaway, the Dance Department accompanied by the KEN DANCE Company performed a collection of dances at the Burnight Center Theater. The concert took place from Thursday, Nov. 5 through Saturday, Nov. 7 at Cerritos College and is one of the major dance productions that the department has twice a...

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The Palomar Comets put up a brave fight, but ultimately the Cerritos College Falcons wrestled the victory from Palomar, winning 33-12. Having lost a previous match against Palomar, head coach Don Garriot said, "We lost to this team about three weeks ago, in the southern regional duals. We had to make some adjustments, get some guys healthy."He added that the...

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One in 68 children in the United States have been identified with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Sesame Street has been working with AUTISM SPEAKS and Autism Self Advocacy for more than a year now. It is exciting to know that the popular kids show Sesame Street is going to introduce its new puppet Julia who has autism. Julia comes...

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Freshman Jackie Garcia was in the 86th minute in the match, had a free kick outside the box and sent a bullet to the top right corner for the third goal of the game as the women's soccer team defeated El Camino College 3-1. The women's soccer team is still undefeated (17-0-3) and remained unbeaten in the season and is...

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The dental program provides more than just an education about teeth, it gives hands on experience and a path to success. The Dental Assisting Program held a workshop on Tuesday, Nov. 10 in the radiology room. With about half a dozen attending, some were current Cerritos College students while others were currently enrolled in high school. In a visual workshop,...

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Concerns continue over Cerritos College adopting a 16-week schedule. The Faculty Senate met on Tuesday, Nov. 10 after a week off to cover the future of the faculty senate presidential voting and the possible change in schedule for the school. The possible switch to a 16-week semester was brought up and created a back and forth debate between the senate...

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Cerritos College men's soccer team see playoff hopes are fading away as they tied El Camino College in a 0-0 match at home on Tuesday, Nov.10. In the first half of the match El Camino's offense had most of the possession and created chances, making Cerritos defense work. El Camino's offense had a total of fourteen shots in the game...

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Do you ever think about where and how our food comes to us? Aside from the obvious answer, which is of course from of a grocery store, but beyond that. That is a line of thought that Professor of pharmacy technology Ralph Casas hoped his presentation would lead students on. One of his focuses was on food and how it...

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