Jaelyn Delos Reyes

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Staff Writer

Jaelyn Delos Reyes is the Community Editor of Talon Marks. She covers community, opinion, Arts and Entertainment, news. She enjoys binge watching new shows and is a Marvel fan. She hopes to transfer to Cal State Long Beach in Spring 2023.

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Podcast: Let’s talk about Mental Health with Mel and Jae

Jaelyn Delos Reyes and Mel Ayala • December 14, 2022

Mel and Jae talk about their experience with trauma, share their thoughts about the LGBTQ community and share some advice for healing.

[Photo] Apollo Lighting Transcript

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • December 13, 2022

The Columbia Memorial Space Center hosts the Apollo Lighting event on Dec. 10.

[Photo] TubaChristmas in Downey for Apollo Lighting Event

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • December 13, 2022

Zeke Blanco shares his thoughts about the Apollo Lighting event on Dec. 10.

December 7, 2022 – Page 3

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • December 7, 2022

Spoilers ahead: ‘1899’ series review

Jaelyn Delos Reyes • December 5, 2022

A mystery and science-fiction series was released on Netflix leaving audiences shocked towards the end of the first season.

Seasonal depression; check in on loved ones

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Julio Rodriguez, and Mel Ayala • November 30, 2022

Seasonal depression, also called seasonal affective disorder, can occur to many people and it is something that everyone should care about.

November 16, 2022 – Page 4

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • November 17, 2022

November 16, 2022 – Page 3

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • November 17, 2022

[Photo] Norwalk's Fair Housing Workshop

November 11, 2022

Alicia Nguyen, Outreach Coordinator, explaining rights and responsibilities to community on Nov. 9 during the workshop.

Norwalk’s Fair Housing Workshop

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • November 11, 2022

Tenants, landlords, realtors and others from all communities were invited to attend the Fair Housing Workshop to learn about their rights and responsibilities when renting a home.

Feminism Podcast

Mel Ayala and Jaelyn Delos Reyes • October 28, 2022

Jae and Mel discuss the problems women face in society and how they should be solved.

[Photo] Natalie Solis shares her story on Domestic Violence Awareness Month

October 25, 2022

Solis talks about the struggles she experienced after breaking up with her toxic ex-boyfriend for Domestic Violence awareness month.

Natalie Solis shares her story on Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • October 25, 2022

Natalie Solis shares her experience from her past toxic relationship during Domestic Violence Awareness month and talks about her growth after the relationship.

[Photo] College hosts ‘Clothesline project’ for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • October 25, 2022

A Cerritos College student creates a t-shirt in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness.

October 19, 2022 – Page 3

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • October 19, 2022

October 19, 2022 – Page 4

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • October 19, 2022

Social media trends are stupid

Jaelyn Delos Reyes and Mel Ayala • October 7, 2022

Viral trends are getting out of control and can cause danger to people who follow foolish trends.

[Photo] Cerritos College holds E-Waste Collection Event

September 26, 2022

Cerritos College Environmental Club hosts is second battery drive during the E-waste collection event on Sept. 24.

Cerritos College holds E-Waste Collection Event

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • September 26, 2022

Cerritos College Environmental club and Teens against e-waste teams up to host the E-waste collection event on Sept. 24.

September 21, 2022 – Page 4

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • September 20, 2022

September 21, 2022 – Page 3

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • September 20, 2022

The Queen’s dead — who cares?

Jaelyn Delos Reyes and Gabriel Villegas • September 19, 2022

Queen Elizabeth II died on Sept. 8 after living a long life, but her death is ultimately just another date to add to history books.

[Photo] College hosts University fair

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • September 13, 2022

The University fair was held in the student hall on Sept. 12 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. due to the heat and construction outside.

[Photo] Wellness and psychic fair at Long Beach

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • September 12, 2022

Crystal singing bowls is a popular tool for sound baths. These bowls can help with one's chakras by aligning and cleansing with the sound it makes.

FDA should reexamine dangerous substances in products

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • September 2, 2022

The FDA is approving dangerous substances in most U.S. foods that could potentially cause harm to a human's body.

[Photo] Special board of trustee meeting

September 2, 2022

The Board of Trustees held a special meeting via Zoom on Aug. 31 where the board of trustees discussed the correction of full-time faculty salary schedules and the consideration of approving the Emergency...

Special board of trustee meeting

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • September 2, 2022

Cerritos College hosted an emergency special board of trustee meeting on Aug. 31 where the board discussed two administrative items for the academic fiscal year of 2022-2023.

[Photo] Bruno Mars tribute in Norwalk concert

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • August 29, 2022

Residents were able to bring their vehicles and provide a small car show for the Norwalk community.

[Photo] Witchcraft is more beneficial than harmful

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • August 24, 2022

Tarot readings are a great way to practice one’s intuition and to gain guidance when one needs help with a certain situation.

[Photo] Downey’s annual rocket fever festival returns

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Community Editor • August 16, 2022

Martin Bowitz, the person on the right, and his friend set up their own booth to sell different wooden rockets.

Living life to the fullest

Kara Alexander, Alexia Naranjo, and Jaelyn Delos Reyes • May 22, 2022

Living life despite restrictions

Gen Z: the weakest of them all

Alfredo Menjivar, Jaelyn Delos Reyes, and Darryl Linardi • May 18, 2022

As public education changes throughout the years, standards of education are not being enforced - letting off younger generations due to the use of technology in school.

Wings Zine Page – Living life with COVID scars

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Staff Writer • May 13, 2022

Faculty Senate Election Results

Jaelyn Delos Reyes and Samuel Chacko • May 2, 2022

During the faculty senate meeting at Cerritos College, the announcement for the president and vice president for next semester was made, along with other important notifications to the public.

The US needs to restructure the school system

Roman Acosta, Alexia Naranjo, and Jaelyn Delos Reyes • April 28, 2022

The US should reinvent the school system and change class requirements as well as teaching styles to help students to feel more prepared once introduced into the adult world.

[Photo] The scars that COVID-19 left behind

April 27, 2022

Leroy Espinosa, first year Cerritos College students, shares his mental experience from the start of the pandemic.

The scars that COVID-19 left behind

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Staff Writer • April 27, 2022

A first year Cerritos College student talks about his mental health during the pandemic and shares his ways of keeping a positive lifestyle.

Reproductive rights aren’t a political debate

Lily Marmolejo, Clarissa Arceo, and Jaelyn Delos Reyes • April 21, 2022

The US is becoming a country where Roe V. Wade is no longer applicable and women's rights are in danger.

Cerritos College should lift face masks by fall 2022

Samuel Chacko and Jaelyn Delos Reyes • April 4, 2022

When LA County plans to lift mask mandates, Cerritos College plans to keep its mask mandate and may change it in the fall semester. How does that make sense?

[Photo] Norwalk's transit village workshop

April 4, 2022

Norwalk consultant gives brief PowerPoint overview about the new development plan for the Norwalk Transit Village.

Norwalk’s transit village workshop

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Staff Writer • April 4, 2022

The city of Norwalk hosted a workshop on Wednesday to include the community in the re-branding of the city's transit village.

[Photo] Carnival of Champions returns to Downey Unified

April 4, 2022

Field events were the first to start the meet at 8 a.m. which lasted about an hour.

Carnival of Champions returns to Downey Unified

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Staff Writer • April 4, 2022

The Downey Unified School District brings back their annual elementary track and field event after a two-year hiatus during the pandemic.

[Photo] ARTastic festival returns successfully

March 28, 2022

Art Festival provided an area for guests to sit and enjoy their food while watching the entertainment and the awards ceremony for the scholarship competition.

[Photo] ARTastic festival returns successfully

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Staff Writer • March 28, 2022

A chalk art competition was held at ARTastic from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. for chalk artists of all ages to show off their work in a variety of themes.

In-person learning boosts students’ mental health

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Staff Writer • March 23, 2022

What are the pros of having lecture classes finally back on campus for Cerritos College students?

Racism is here to stay

Samuel Chacko, Jaelyn Delos Reyes, and Fatima Durrani • March 23, 2022

Corruption within the world is something that happens on a daily basis. But why is there racism even during the midst of a war?

Reforming our flawed immigration system

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Staff Writer • March 1, 2022

Immigrants have to pay for unnecessary increased costs and fees just to apply for citizenship in the U.S. and follow strict policies.

Free chiropractic services for students

Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Staff Writer • February 24, 2022

Student Health Services are providing free chiropractic adjustments to Cerritos College students.

Men need to stop over-sexualizing women

Fatima Durrani, Jaelyn Delos Reyes, and Kara Alexander • February 15, 2022

Women all over the state of California, young or adult, are being oversexualized by men in school, work or in every day routine. Not only are women being oversexualized, but they’re being held to conventional beauty standards they’re pressured to meet.

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