Brothers bring awareness on global plastic pollution
In celebration of Earth Month, brothers Hans and Nick Schippers brought awareness on Thursday to East Los Angeles College students on global plastic pollution and how it impacts the environment.
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LGBTQ students to gain scholarships
The Point Foundation opens scholarship opportunities for LGBTQ students attending community college to receive up to $3,700 for tuition and a chance to be a part of their network of LGBTQ scholars.
OPINION: Exotic dancers misplace blame on ruling
Exotic dancers from Los Angeles gather in Hollywood to voice their opposition to the California Supreme Court ruling changing their status from independent contractors to employees.
REVIEW: Joan of Arc tells her story in poetic form
“Voices: The Finals Hours of Joan of Arc” by David Elliott shows the life of Joan of Arc before she became a hero and how she changed history through the eyes of those around her. It is a good book as an introduction to Joan, but it barely touches on the controversy of her life.
Law Society Club helps students achieve goals
The Law Society Club aims to help students learn more about the law, how it impacts people’s daily lives and the variety of careers.
OPINION: Students deserve longer Thanksgiving break
California State Universities provide a week-long break during Thanksgiving week, while most UCs and community colleges, ELAC included, only give their students two days off for the holiday.