Vote for the right cause
Karen Miramontes and Rebecca Aguila
October 17, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
Recent hurricanes like Michael, which wreaked major havoc throughout Florida, demonstrates that we can no longer ignore climate change, we must pump the brakes on fossil fuel emissions and start rethinking on how we can help reduce these emissions. The United Nations have unveiled a grim report by...
Make Halloween costumes cheaper or make the quality better
Alison Hernandez, Online editor
October 17, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Companies keep taking advantage of Halloween consumerism by producing low quality costumes at ridiculous prices and they need to knock it off before a competitor like Amazon runs them to the ground the same way it did Toys R Us. If you head over to a store that actually does sell Halloween...
Don’t just listen to the accused, give the victim a chance
Alison Hernandez, Tiara White, and Eunice Barron
October 3, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinion, Showcase
Supreme Court Justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh was accused of sexual assault allegations and people are being scummy enough to blame the alleged victim and spend time defending Kavanaugh which could be better spent properly investigating and questioning whether he is fit to be on the supreme court. On...
Laura Lee’s Return to Youtube with another Apology Video
Marilyn Parra, Staff Writer
October 1, 2018
Filed under Opinion
YouTube viewers want to feel a connection with their favorite beauty guru, but unfortunately that is not the case now a days. Beauty gurus are caught lying almost every day. For once, they need to own up to their actions. Not too long ago, YouTube's beauty community became more than just makeup...
Student discount on gas is a necessity
October 1, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Students should be able to receive discounts on gas since the price of gas is not lowering, but increasing.College is notable for being one of the most expensive times in a young adult's life. In some cases, they have a part-time job paying below minimum wage and are still expected to cover tuition c...
All sacred things on trial
September 24, 2018
The importance of being able to critique and mock things that are considered sacred is crucial in our free-speaking society. The ability to ridicule someone who is deceased, satirize a religious prophet or even mock ideologies that people cling to, personally, they’re all open game. In this day an...
Interview with Fine Arts’ mascot, Bucky the bucket
September 18, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Bucky Bucket, who can be found in the Cerritos College Fine Arts Building on the second floor by the bathrooms, has made a splash as the Fine Arts and Communications mascot.Bucket, whose original purpose was to collect water from a leaky pipe, has made his way into the hearts of all who pass by him on...
Women can be MVPs too
September 18, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinion, Showcase
In the world of sports, men are dominant, even when women have more winning seasons and records in comparison. Female athletes should be receiving just as much sports coverage than male athletes to attain equality within sports. There are many cases of men being more dominant in sports, but what no one ...
“FDA approve ‘magic mushroom’ treatment”
Rebecca Aguila, Staff Writer
September 12, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Editor's note: the phrase microdosing was retracted as it was an inaccurate description of the psilocybin treatment Great news for you psychedelic fanatics, as well as including patients who are tired of big pharmaceutical companies draining your savings account and prescribing you medication! The time...
What America Can Learn From John McCain
Eunice Barron, Staff Writer
September 12, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Arizona senator and Republican congressman John McCain died at age 81 after fighting an aggressive form of brain cancer. Despite of battling a terminal illness and tortured for almost six years as a war prisoner in Vietnam, senator McCain demonstrated to the world the dedication he had for serving...
