President’s Gala awards Latino community
East Los Angeles College held it’s Annual President’s Gala at the Taglyan Complex on Friday.
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Enrollment fees reduce student enrollment
Enrollment fees stand in the way of low-income students furthering their education.
East Los Angeles: Gentrification in the name of beautification
Gentrification is not that good because this requires the cost of East Los Angeles’ communities to inflate in price.
‘Everyday Urbanism’ offers vendors architectural marvels
Margret Crawford Creator of “Everyday Urbanism,” an architecture style, said the exterior of Los Angeles could be more unique.
Students, college benefit from pandemic funds
A breakdown of the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund monies, during a post pandemic forum on Thursday, showed how funds have aided both students and the college.
Musk makes a muck of Twitter with pay-to-verify plan
Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter has been an unmitigated disaster. The acquisition has had a tumultuous start under Musk’s leadership.
Next on the Supreme Court’s chopping block: race-based affirmative action in higher education
The United States Supreme Court shouldn’t overturn precedent allowing universities to consider race in their admissions process.
Expectations unmet in ‘The Dragon Prince’ season four
After a three-year hiatus, Netflix’s “The Dragon Prince” returned with an underwhelming season four that seemed solely like a setup for season five.
Measure LH tackles affordable housing issues
Los Angeles Proposition LH would authorize the city to develop up to 5,000 low-income rental housing units in each city council district if passed. Under current law, the city is allowed to develop up to 3,500 units in each district, which is a total of 52,500 units in the city.
LA City Council caught being hypocrites
Minorities with governmental power caught making racist remarks about other minorities is not only ridiculous, but it is depressing.