John Carpenter’s 1978 thriller “Halloween” is the quintessential slasher film and introduced audiences to the classic masked killer that has been immortalized as a staple of the horror genre.
Theater student explores new avenues at ELAC
Gigi Yue was afraid to breathe. She was hit by tear gas fired by Hong Kong police into a crowd of pro-democracy protesters, and all she could do was try to avoid inhaling the white smoke, which creates a burning sensation in the eyes and lungs.
Halloween becomes stressful on weekdays
Halloween should be on the last Saturday of October, just like how Thanksgiving is celebrated on the last Thursday of November.
Law Day advises, informs students about legal resources
East Los Angeles College’s Law Day provided a variety of different legal resources that are available to the public.
Seminar teaches self-defense, confidence
Jiu-jitsu instructors taught a self-defense seminar Tuesday in response to an assault reported over the summer.
New bill causes students to drop out
Students of East Los Angeles College are dropping out of math classes due to Assembly Bill 705, which takes away remedial classes for transfer classes.
District representatives collecting input on new ELAC president
The East Los Angeles College community can communicate what they want from the college’s next president with Los Angeles Community College District representatives on Monday.
Electronic census will not question citizenship
The 2020 Census will no longer include a citizenship question and, for the first time in history, will allow residents to respond online.
Punk band shows maturity in new album
Blink-182 make its way back into the music scene with the release of its eighth official (ninth according to singer/bassist Mark Hoppus) album titled “Nine.”
Football comes up short during alumni night
Flags flooded the field both in favor and against the Huskies as they struggled to finish strong during Saturday’s 21-16 loss to Mount San Antonio College at home.