Students should be able to eat during class. Professors should not set the rule to not be able to eat or have drinks in class. Some professors have that rule because they might not want the classroom to get dirty or messy. Others set that rule for reasons they do not disclose as to why. Every student has a different schedule for school and what goes on in their lives. Some have…
ELAC’s sanitary standards
East Los Angeles College is home to thousands of students that have different preferences of cleanliness. Some students like to keep their environment clean, while some students don’t mind the filthiness. Littering seems like an outdated offense, however, it is prevalent and seen all over campus on a daily basis. Different cultures have different ideas and standards of hygiene. People often represent their values in the practices they partake in…
A quiet place to study
Not all students are the same, they come from a variety of different backgrounds and ethnic groups. Some students find going to school as a grueling task, while others enjoy interacting with their peers. Some have the luxury to go home in between classes, while some are forced to stay at school since the commute home is an inconvenience. Personal time is hard to come by while at school all…
Internet brings comfort to buying gifts
The concept of Black Friday has always been very pointless and needs a readjustment.
Academic senate discusses new schedule for Fall 2020
East Los Angeles College’sacademic senate met Nov. 26 to discuss the hiring of additional faculty and class scheduling.
Department to host annual toy drive
With Christmas just around the corner, the East Los Angeles College Administration of Justice Department will host the 20th annual Christmas Toy Drive next Wednesday at F9-107.
Homelessness, domestic violence connection discussed
State Senator Susan Rubio visited East Los Angeles College Tuesday for a panel discussion on the connections between domestic violence and homelessness. The panel was organized by the ELAC Foundation’s Transforming Lives Campaign.
Presidential candidate visits ELAC
On a presidential campaign tour of California, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro visited East Los Angeles College.
LACCD hires marketing company
A contract worth more than a million dollars, was awarded by the Los Angeles Community College District to an out of state and mostlywhite firm to market to the district’ssurrounding communities.
Library community computers downsized after incidents
East Los Angeles College’s Helen Miller Bailey library will offer access to fewer community computers starting January than it currently offers.