Luis Angel Cano captures part of the aesthetic and pop culture influences of East Los Angeles using plastic toys and polymer clay.
OPINION: Spoilers don’t determine viewer experience
People are far too concerned with protecting themselves from spoilers when they should be more focused on experiencing their choices in entertainment. Some individuals go to extreme lengths to not have their favorite shows or movies spoiled by an errant picture or social media posting.
OPINION: Spoilers prove silence is golden
Spoilers are the enemy of movie nerds that miss out on a movie. The term spoiler applies to people who love to torture people by revealing parts of a good movie or television program.
Black Student Union returns from inactivity
The ELAC Black Student Union club, which returned earlier this semester after being inactive for more than a decade, is looking to recruit new members.
OPINION: Video game companies shouldn’t censor artform
The making of a video game is just another art form like any other kind of entertainment. Some companies, like Sony, have decided to censor certain aspects of games that seem unnecessary.
Basketball player heads to D-1 university
Sophomore forward Babacar Thiombane received a full ride basketball scholarship to the University of Idaho where he will play NCAA Division I basketball.
Convincing performances become highlight of ‘The Crucible’
The Theater Arts Department delivers a great interpretation of Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” with fantastic performances by East Los Angeles College students.
Our Voices Matter event brings discrimination to light
Discrimination, sexism and racism are issues that are plaguing the United States.
With unity, people are standing up to fight the plague that goes around the U.S.
East Los Angeles College Associated Student Union hosted the Our Voices Matter event on Tuesday.
Smithsonian Museum offers Elans internship
The Smithsonian Undergraduate internship program is being offered to four East Los Angeles College students who are interested in Museum studies.
The deadline to apply is Friday. Applications will be reviewed throughout the summer, and after the interview process, students will be notified about their acceptance.
Association representing faculty voted no confidence in state chancellor
The Faculty Association of California Community Colleges told faculty of their discontent with the chancellor of California Community Colleges, Eloy Ortiz Oakley. They spoke at the Academic Senate meeting which was held at East Los Angeles College on May 14.