Pup Edition
Once every spring and fall semester, the second-to-last issue of Campus News is written, produced, edited, and photographed by the Journalism 101 class at East Los Angeles College.
Diane Keaton plays heart-felt role
The movie “Poms” had a few good jokes here and there. The story line is predictable and is not very good. However the message of the movie is inspiring.
OPINION: Chicano Lifestyle embraces by Japanese Subculture
There is a Japanese subculture embracing the “Chicano” lifestyle which raises questions of cultural appropriation. The Chicano influence in Japan has been prevalent for a few years now.
Anne Hathaway, Rebel Wilson play con artists in ‘The Hustle’
When the Hustler gets hustled. The Hustle is a perfect combination of humor, fashion, sex, money and power.
‘Detective Pikachu’ delivers action-packed thriller
The action of a Pokemon battle in a video game or anime isn’t as epic as watching it realistically on screen.
OPINION: Students aspire for more with Certificate of Achievement
Current and past students should look into obtaining a certificate of achievement to further their skills and chances of being hired.
OPINION: Removal of remedials has a negative impact
East Los Angeles College eliminated English and math placement assessments and does not require students to take remedial courses, which could have a negative impact.
OPINION: Fight the urge to disconnect
Spending too much time on social media platforms affects the grades of students at East Los Angeles College. When students are alone, they avoid their surroundings with the use of social media. They put their headphones on and watch videos on YouTube. This all seems harmless until it starts to affect student’s ability to stay focused on their coursework. ELAC students constantly stop working on library computers to browse social media.
Vampire Weekend returns after six-year hiatus
Vampire Weekend returned with “Father of the Bride,” an 18-song album, six years after their last album release.
BTS takes the stage on their “Love Yourself: Speak Yourself” World Tour
BTS, a k-pop group, performed an exciting, one-of-a-kind show, despite the language barrier between English and Korean. The sold out concert,part of the “Love Yourself: Speak Yourself” world tour,. was full of over 60,000 fans that were eager to see the group.