Karla Baeza, welding major, said, "I wished we had a parking structure on campus. It has been hot lately so with the structure it will be easier and cooler when parking. I drive to campus from Montebello. My commute is 25-30 minutes on average. I have a class that meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 a.m. A Tap card won't...

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Disney turning popular animated films to live-action films creates curiosity and that curiosity will create success. The past few years Disney has turned successful animated films into successful live-action films, and that won't be any different with "The Jungle Book."In 2010, "Alice in Wonderland" was turned into a larger-than-life spectacle, starring Johnny Depp and Anne Hathaway, that ended up grossing...

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Social media was turned upside down on Friday, Sept. 18, when Donald Trump was caught in another jaw-dropping moment. At a Trump rally in Rochester, New York, he was presented with a question regarding how he was going to get rid of Muslims. His response was, “We’re going to be looking at that and many other things.” This isn’t what...

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We all remember Eeyore, from the Winnie the Pooh series, but we never understood his behavior. What would have happened to him if his friends would’ve gotten him the help he needed? On Wednesday, Sept. 23, a depression workshop was held at the Multi-Purpose building where psychiatrist, Maria Cevallos, provided a presentation explaining the exact definition of depression, its consequences...

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The Cerritos College women's volleyball team hit the road for the first time this season and started the road campaign on the wrong foot. The Falcons were defeated in straight sets by the Riverside Community College Tigers before a crowd of 40 people at Wheelock Gym at RCC. Cerritos College lost by scores of 25-16, 25-18, and 25-18 respectively. Leading...

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The Cerritos College Math Club had yet another successful fundraiser for the organization known as Su Casa. Su Casa is an organization that protects families from domestic violence, which generally includes battered women and children, and the club managed to donate over $1,000. The organization provides temporary housing, clothing, offers counseling and even helps victims find jobs. According to Su...

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It’s been a long road traveled for the Culinary Arts department. Patience played an important part on the long awaited three-year journey toward the newly renovated kitchen. According to Michael Pierini, head of Culinary Arts department, arts kitchen dated back to 1957. He explained that, “The electrical [system] didn’t work very well, the plumbing didn’t drain and the floors weren’t...

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Full time faculty librarian, Circulation & Reserves Coordinator, member of various committees, instructor, adviser for the Library Club, and now an author, Paula Pereira is always seen helping students at the reference desk or in the classroom. Whether giving advice on career paths, explaining how to utilize the services and resources within the library and advising Library Club members. “I...

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Senate held its first meeting and among the first order of business was to make important position appointments. Wednesday Sept. 23 at 2 p.m. marked the start of the new 2015-2016 ASCC Senate. The first motion for the senate was to approve the appointment of 27 members of the executive cabinet as a block, which is all together. After that...

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The counseling department introduced a new way for students to find out what career path they want to choose. Faculty senate met on Tuesday, Sept. 22, where a new monthly workshop was introduced that will be highly beneficial to students. Career Cafe is a new workshop held on the last Monday of every month in the Career Services Center. The...

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