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StudentVoiceOnAir 11-8-16

Natalia Vivino, left, a 20-year-old Theaters Arts major, speaks about her excitement in receiving a nomination for the Ovations Award with Student Voice Editor-in-Chief Casey Ahern in the Communications building, room 118, on Nov. 8. — Photo credit: Son Ly

The StudentVoiceOnAir is a radio show written, hosted, edited, and produced by Journalism and Film/Television/Media students at Moorpark College. The focus is on current news and issues along with informative interviews. Here are some of the highlights in this week’s episode: Interview with Crystal Cassese, FLeX club officer and intern supervisor, and Adrian Quiroz, FLeX club officer, about the upcoming...

By Elliott Keegan (Son as copy editor) + 3 others for Moorpark Reporter - 5 min read

Trump elected President in a surprise finish capping an unforgettable campaign

Now President-Elect Donald Trump speaks at a rally in Fountain Hills, Ariz. Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton was in conflict with the vast majority of polling predictions. — Photo credit: Gage Skidmore

Defying expectations, polling predictions and at times the will of his own party establishment, Donald Trump has won the election to be the next President of the United States of America. Trump addressed a roaring crowd of supporters at a rally in New York, promising to serve the disenfranchised and praising the grassroots efforts by his supporters. “The forgotten men...

New Lieutenant wants to connect with Moorpark College community

Student Voice Staff writer Andrew Mason, left, listens to Lt. Cesar Romero speaking about his career choice in the Communications building, room 120, on Nov. 1. Romero, who replaced Lt. Greg Beckley as the supervisor of Moorpark College Campus Police, started his post on Nov. 1 — Photo credit: Son Ly

Lt. Cesar Romero will focus on community policing as he takes on the position of supervisor of the Moorpark College Campus Police. Romero's top priority as a supervisor has always been campus safety, but second to that has been making his staff as well as students and faculty feel like the police department is part of the community. “I want...

StudentVoiceOnAir 11-1-16

Moorpark College President Luis Sanchez, right, smiles as sound engineer Raul Perez adjusts the microphone. Sanchez discussed Proposition 51 with the StudentVoiceOnAir crew in the recording studio on Nov. 1. — Photo credit: Son Ly

The StudentVoiceOnAir is a radio show written, hosted, edited, and produced by Journalism and Film/Television/Media students at Moorpark College. The focus is on current news and issues along with informative interviews. Here are some of the highlights in this week’s episode. Discuss proposition 51 with Moorpark College President Luis Sanchez (00:23)Interview with Lt. Cesar Romero about his his first day...

Don't just roll the dice on sexual violence and drug use

Alicia Hidalgo, 33, undecided, left, and Marissa Pierangelino, 22, psychology major, play Sex, Drugs & Roll as Allison Barton, health educator, informs them on the connection between sexual violence and drug use, Nov. 1. — Photo credit: Casey Ahern

In an effort to decrease stigmas and educate students about the connection between sexual violence and drug use, the Student Health Center is hosting Sex, Drugs & Roll. Sex, Drugs & Roll is an outreach event in the form of a game where students can roll the dice, land a specific letter and answer a true or false question regarding...

Taking the big hits away

A healthy brain is displayed on the left besides a brain damaged by chronic traumatic encephalopathy on the right. The long term damage of youth contact football is not yet fully understood. — Photo credit: Courtesy of the Boston University Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy

I love football and have ever since I was a kid, watching games with my dad and brothers even way back when I was little. But as much as we enjoy seeing passionate plays and big hits, it isn’t worth the long term damage that it’s doing to the players. Concerns about chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), brain damage caused by...

StudentVoiceOnAir 10-23-16

Exotic Animal Training and Management Department Chair and professor Dr. Cynthia Stringfield speaks with the StudentVoiceOnAir crew as Student Voice Staff writer Andrew Mason listens after the podcast was wrapped up on Oct. 25. — Photo credit: Son Ly

The StudentVoiceOnAir is a radio show written, hosted, edited, and produced by Journalism and Film/Television/Media students at Moorpark College. The focus is on current news and issues along with informative interviews. Here are some of the highlights in this week’s episode. Interview with Exotic Animal Training and Management Department Chair and professor Dr. Cynthia Stringfield on the EATM program. (6:00)Interview...

Newsroom Minute 10-27-16

Student Voice Managing editor Leslie Kivett, left, and Photo editor Willem Schep read the news in the Oct. 27 Newsroom Minute. — Photo credit: Son Ly

The Newsroom Minute is a weekly podcast that is presented by the Student Voice. Link to women's soccer: Link to Boo at the Zoo: to "Beethoven's Second Symphony": to purchase tickets: ,MCST...

Go wild with the EATM program

EATM student Tyler Clements, 28, takes Kylie, an 18 year-old Military Macaw, out of her cage to stretch her wings on the zoo grounds. — Photo credit: Willem Schep

America’s Teaching Zoo at Moorpark College is home to the Exotic Animal Training and Management program, which is considered the most unique programs across the United States. Moorpark is the only community college in the country that offers the possibility to manage and train exotic animals: there are only 50 spots available every year. Students from all over the world...

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