“Coming 2 America” is one of Eddie Murphy’s most fun movies in some time and is filled with plenty of laughs and heart-warming moments like the original.
Anallely Orozco works to help underserved Latino communities
After watching many families struggle to resolve conflicts within their home, Anallely “Ana” Orozco sought a solution to help, by creating her own non-profit organization.
DACA increases price for application process
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals renewal process can be challenging and expensive for DACA recipients but, it doesn’t have to be. There is an abundance of resources for DACA recipients in California.
Newest LACCD trustee creates plan to meet goals
The LACCD’s Board of Trustees newest member Nichelle M. Henderson’s main objective as trustee is increasing equity and diversity.
Chang-Rae Lee’s newest book is another Best Seller
My Year Abroad, by Chang-Rae Lee is a genuinely mesmerizing book, an exceptionally provocative story about a young American boy who embarks on an unusual adventure across Asia.
New ‘Tom and Jerry’ movie resembles classic T.V. show
A fresh new start in modern-day New York City, brings Tom and Jerry back for more adventures in “Tom and Jerry the Movie” which is nostalgic at best.
WandaVision finale stirs up speculation among fans
The series finale of “WandaVision” is a heartbreaking gateway into the future of The Marvel Cinematic Universe. The final two episodes keep viewers wondering what will happen next.
Asynchronous classes alter student experiences
By: Raymond Nava Due to the COVID-19, classes at East Los Angeles College went fully remote on March of 2020. However, classes would take on two forms. Some classes are synchronous, which are online classes where most of the time feature lectures done through zoom, and some are asynchronous, which feature no zoom lectures or face to face interactions. This can be a disadvantage for students who have difficulty with…
Academic Senate follows government guidelines in-person classes for fall
By: Raymond Nava The East Los Angeles College Academic Senate met last Tuesday and discussed a proposed process of reopening the campus for in person classes. The senate also took up a variety of other issues as well as taking action on them. Among some of the important actions and discussions at the meeting were whether to approve a shared governance process, whether to add back lost hours due to…
Lack of unity, procedures leaves in person returns in disarray
Future uncertain for in-person instruction By: Paul Medina Many levels of East Los Angeles College faculty and staff failed to reach a consensus on the appropriate actions to take for the return for in-person-classes at the Shared Governance Council meeting (ESGC). The meeting on Zoom Feb. 22, brought together an array of ELAC personnel who reported and discussed pressing matters pertaining to the college’s governance. Amongst the several concerns, the…