Gov. Newsom cautiously guides California out of COVID-19 restrictions
After almost three years, the state of California will be moving out of its state of emergency in February of 2023, and it’s time.
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COVID-19 lessons not applied to monkeypox
As the United States is coming to terms with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we need to learn from our past mistakes as Monkeypox disease spreads.
Kendrick proves once again he’s top tier
Fans of Hip Hop can finally exhale. After a 5-year absence, Kendrick Lamar has returned to the music scene, releasing his highly anticipated album; “Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers”. Where he looks to address common themes in the everyday life positive or negative.
CDC contradictory statements confuses COVID legitimacy
If you have plans to travel internationally or anywhere within the country this summer, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently came out with recommendations to “get tested” for COVID-19, This used to be the case only for people who weren’t fully vaccinated.
Campus News Investigations: Disabled students lack resources
East Los Angeles College departments and services have to request Diversabilities Support Program and Services for training on how to better serve disabled students, but some services have not received training since the onset of the pandemic.
ELAC band director participates in Rose Parade
East Los Angeles College band director Jesus “Chuy” was selected by “The Band Directors Marching Band” to be part of the 2022 Rose Parade’s marching band “Saluting America’s Band Directors.”
Cooke scholarship recipient hails from ELAC
Maple Duong, current sophomore at East Los Angeles College was awarded the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship (JKFUT).
Crespo-Negrete: Wrestling runs in the family
Mýa Crespo-Negrete, 20, grew up with wrestling in her blood and has had a chance to wrestle at ELAC.
Crespo-Negrete’s father was a wrestler growing up, as was her uncle.
Navarro: Pursuing dreams while wrestling
Brianna Navarro, 20, attended Redlands East Valley High school and this is her first year at ELAC.
We need less vaccine requirements and more safety measures
The Los Angeles Community College District has changed it’s masking and vaccination policy in which new and continuing students would no longer have to submit proof of vaccination when enrolling for classes.