REVIEW: Charlie’s reboot falls flat
The Angels of Townsend Agency make a comeback with Elizabeth Bank’s “Charlie’s Angels,” but it doesn’t live up to the expectations of fans of the original 2000 movie.
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OPINION: Customers should tip generously
The United States blends various cultures from different countries, but one custom that it’s known for is tipping etiquette.
OPINION: College students should not neglect physical activity
Exercise and fitness are often forgotten when students start college, but they shouldn’t neglect it.
OPINION: Bill causes students’ math anxiety
Math is one of the hardest subjects to grasp and bears the reputation of being the most hated, which is why Assembly Bill 705 shouldn’t have been implemented.
OPINION: Vaping becomes dangerous pastime again
While vaping is indeed a health hazard, the problem lies not in the product itself, but its user.
Annual ‘New Voices’ exhibit opens at VPAM
The annual “New Voices” art exhibition opened at The Vincent Price Art Museum opened on September 3. This year’s exhibit features the art work of East Los Angeles College students from different departments during the 2018-2019 term.
OPINION: Pets benefit well-being of their owners
Having a pet can boost people’s well-being, especially those who suffer from mental health issues such as depression and Alzheimer’s disease.
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.
Veterans share services at Armed Forces Day
The city of Monterey Park celebrated Armed Forces Day at Barnes Memorial Park on Saturday.
Along with East Los Angeles College Veterans Resource Center, the community commemorated those who served the United States Armed Forces.
Guard elevates his talents
East Los Angeles College student and basketball player Jermaine Camacho-Small revealed his scoring ability and agility to be the reasons he was recruited to play for California State University, Los Angeles Golden Eagles.