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A look back at the crime of the semester

Last semester the college was plagued by a series of break-ins and vandalism across campus that resulted in stolen property and damage to offices.

Therapy dog on Cerritos College campus

Hudson is a very busy dog, not only is he a therapy dog who is used in the Student Health Center, he has helped raise money for animal shelters.

End of the spring sports season

As the end of the spring semester approaches, the end of the spring sports season is also approaching.

Solid Performace for Track at SoCal Prelims

The track and field team had a solid start at the SoCal prelims and had athletes finishing in the top six on May 4th.

Community College athletes being tested for PEDs

Performance enhancing drugs not only harm the user, but also taint the event or game which the athlete competes in, and athletes of different levels of competition should be tested to prevent the vast amount of negatives from occurring.

Construction preview for the fall 2013

With the Liberal Arts and Disabled Student Programs and Services Complex in current construction, Cerritos College has a lot of construction and renovation projects ahead for the upcoming semesters.

Handball is growing on campus

Striking a small round ball with your hand is making a name for its self, Handball!

A nation that feeds off paranoia and hysteria

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press...."

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Global Village is here with exotic foods

Global Village has returned to cerritos college and this event brings out the excitement and amassment for what they see.

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Cerritos College implementing an online-only syllabus policy

April Griffin, director of the forensics team and speech instructor, organized the faculty and student debate held on Thursday to discuss the possibility of having an online-only syllabus for students in the upcoming semesters.