With the pandemic almost coming to an end and schools reopening, it is fundamental to enlighten the issues of first-year and first-generation students.
Online classes with live instruction and meetings should become a permanent option for all students.
Los Angeles Community College District held its third Lavender Graduation this week.
The Los Angeles Dodgers will welcome fans at full capacity beginning June 15, and as a die-hard Dodger fan, I couldn’t be happier.
Official mask mandates were controversial from the start, but masks should continue to be worn despite changes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s guidelines. Masks should be worn as long as they have to and not just until June 15, when the mandate ends. They should even be further implemented into our lifestyles.
The documentary series “Wahl Street” follows actor Mark Wahlberg during his business stint in a six-episode series that did not manage to captivate an audience.
It came like a predicted tsunami. Covid, a force that began quietly and powerful, something only a few were prepared for. A [Pandemic], a word not commonly known to many before the year 2019. One that now holds true meaning to everyone and severe consequences that still affect many. While some work on recuperating lost jobs, relationships, and the ability to go about their normal daily routine, others remain wounded. Physically, mentally, and emotionally the aftershocks of Covid are present. Covid 19 once labeled as a novice virus continues to impact every student at East Los Angeles College.
Students should have the mentality of getting ready to go back to school as restrictions are starting to ease up.
California cut it close and aims for a fully open economy June 15.
Seeing someone without a face mask these days is like seeing someone naked. It’s taboo and somewhat dirty. They certainly shouldn’t be that way out in public. It’s as if they’re telling the world, “Look at me. I have no shame.”