Resources available to students during winter
Fear not students, vital resources that are used daily during Spring and Fall semesters are available during the Winter semester at East Los Angeles College.
Juan Calvillo
REVIEW: ‘The Dragon Prince’ further develops characters
Season three of Netflix’s “The Dragon Prince” is a roaring adventure that rivals the deep story and exciting action set pieces of any other fantasy genre fare.
REVIEW: ‘Strange Planet’ shows life worth living
Imagine a world where people explain what they are doing, trying to say or thinking– this is Nathan W. Pyle’s “Strange Planet.”
Academic senate discusses new schedule for Fall 2020
East Los Angeles College’sacademic senate met Nov. 26 to discuss the hiring of additional faculty and class scheduling.
LACCD hires marketing company
A contract worth more than a million dollars, was awarded by the Los Angeles Community College District to an out of state and mostlywhite firm to market to the district’ssurrounding communities.
Men’s Basketball sets their eyes on state title, Basketball Brotherhood brings team closer
Huskies basketball head coach John Mosley and his team are currently ranked fourth in the state and are working toward a state title this season.
REVIEW: Amazon continues with explosive series
Amazon Prime Video made a wise decision greenlighting season two of “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan” before season one aired, because season two is explosive.
ELAC LAW provides aid
Legal issues can be burdensome and anxiety inducing for students, and help can be hard and expensive to find. To help students, the East Los Angeles College Law discipline created the free Legal Aid Clinic Workshop to be held Thursday.
WiFi issues cleared up IT Depratment provides insight into poor WiFi on campus
WiFi is imperative at school, and getting a lasting connection at East Los Angeles College can be challenging, but not if students understand the system.
Global Awareness conference speaks on worldwide water issues
Having no natural sources of water, both Los Angeles and Mexico City have to use water systems to get their citizens water.