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Students, staff and faculty attend the board of trustee's meeting to show support to Faculty Senate President Bob Chester

Students, faculty and staff came to show support for Faculty Senate President Bob Chester regarding him being misquoted in a recent article where it was reported that he called Cerritos College a homophobic institution.

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ASCC trustee and president plan to address the accusation about the misuse of G.O Bond Campaign Funds

Current Associated Students of Cerritos College Student Trustee, Jason Macias, has plans to speak to the board of trustees at a meeting tonight about a letter that was sent to the ASCC president about money being misused in last year’s Measure G campaign.

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Elections for the 2013-14 school year take place

Election hopefuls step out to do last minute campaigning while other students have no clue elections are occurring.

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Amna Jara, to the rescue

Amna Jara, the Coordinator of Student Activities, has successfully found the balance between getting work done and putting a smile on the face of each person she comes into contact with at Cerritos College.

ASCC president and vice president have big plans for the rest of their term

On top of managing, organizing and financing the various activities at Cerritos College, the ASCC plans on strengthening the bond it has with the students on campus.

Loitering and gambling becomes a problem on campus

Cerritos College ASCC begins to create legislation in order to rid of non-student loitering on campus.

Cerritos College celebrates the passing of Measure G

Cerritos College holds Thank You Reception for the community after approving Measure G.

Everything homecoming: A look back at this year's events

Homecoming Fall 2012 wrap up.

The many robberies of the fall 2012 semester

A summary of the burglaries covered by Talon Marks during the 2012 fall semester.

Measure G provides hope for future

After weeks of campaigning leading up to the Nov. 6 election, Measure G has passed and Vice President of Business Services David El Fattal says life will now be a little less stressful.

Commissioner of Athletics challenges campus police about break-ins

After the recent break-ins students are concerned about the safety of the campus after they go home, ASCC Athletics Commissioner Daniel Gomez spoke to the Board of Trustees about this concern on Wednesday Nov. 7.

School master key stolen in ASCC office break-in

The Student Activities Office was burglarized on Friday, Nov. 2. Among the items stolen was a school master key.

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A quick rundown of everything homecoming

This year’s float contest and homecoming schedule revolved around the theme “Broadway Musicals” which was discussed amongst the different clubs from Cerritos College at the Homecoming Kick-off Luncheon on, Aug. 29.

ASCC goes green in meetings

Associated Students of Cerritos College is “going green” in order to become more economically friendly and reduce the spending cost of unnecessary paperwork.

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