LACCD’s goal of focusing on higher education and DACA students
Los Angeles Community College District Board President Steve Veres said students and DACA are LACCDs main focus for growth at the DACA/Immigration Task Force Meeting via Zoom.
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Pandemic inspires netflix series
Despite these challenging times, the new series on Netflix, “Social Distance,” shows a new way of making television entertaining and relevant to current times. The series is a demonstration of the problems of reacting to a crisis too hastily.
Ethnic studies becomes graduation prerequisite
Ethnic studies as a degree requirement effective for all students fall 2021 was one of the topics discussed at an Academic Senate meeting on Nov. 10.
On-campus instruction resumes for Nursing students
Students were allowed back on campus to participate in class thanks to the proper precautions East Los Angeles College faculty members took. ELAC was forced to close and remote learning became the norm for this semester.
Guided pathways leads students toward success
With students constantly on the search for the right college, Guided Pathways is meant to help all students figure out their path at East Los Angeles College. However, as of late it has been difficult to gauge with students due to COVID-19 on the proper paths. Specifically those among theatre arts, journalism, architecture and a wide range of majors.
‘Cyberpunk 2077’ entices players with new features
“Cyberpunk 2077” is a futuristic action-packed role-playing game published and developed by CD Projekt Red, that follows the story of the main protagonist V. It is a phenomenal game with similarities to other popular games like “Watch Dogs 2” and “Grand Theft Auto 5.”
Netflix series explains US democracy
Netflix’s “Whose Vote Counts, Explained” is a three-part mini-series that explains the history and injustices of elections in the United States. The mini-series focuses on how the voting system works and what can be done to fix the flaws that haunt it.
Professor dies from dialysis
Professor Alessandro Caldiero passed due to natural causes in July of 2020. Caldiero earned a Bachelor of Art degree in Italian Language and Literature from the University of California Los Angeles in 1980.
Holidate not a Christmas classic film
Netflix’s “Holidate” is a good movie to watch if there’s no new interesting options. It is however a little predictable and has some obvious punch lines. This film is about two individuals who are tired of being single on holidays.
Opportunities fly out window for students
pportunities have been flying out the window for some huskies since they haven’t been checking school emails for grants and available resources. Vice President of Student Services, Julie Benavides said that students have not been checking their school emails and awards are going unclaimed.