Law Day advises, informs students about legal resources
East Los Angeles College’s Law Day provided a variety of different legal resources that are available to the public.
Luis Castilla
ELAC Campus News wins 14 awards
By Maria Marroquin Monroy East Los Angeles College Campus News brought home 14 awards from the Journalism Association of Community Colleges SoCal Conference held on Oct. 19 at California State University, Fullerton. Of the 14 awards Campus News staff received, the biggest were General Excellence in publication for both print and online edition. Along with workshops, the convention held awards for publication and on-the-spot entries. Publication awards were for entries…
HORROR RETROSPECTIVE: John Carpenter’s ‘The Thing’ set standard for practical effects
The amorphous mass of flesh in John Carpenter’s 1982 monster-mystery film “The Thing” was a miracle of practical effects and set the standard for the industry.
REVIEW: Dark theme, ominous tone is highlight of ‘Dracula’
The dark looming influence of Castle Dracula has been summoned during East Los Angeles College Theater Arts Department’s excellent adaptation of “Bram Stoker’s Dracula.”
Anthropology, Geography, Geology Department moves in, shows off
After its recent relocation from the A2 bungalows to the new G8 building, the Anthropology, Geography, Geology Department showcased its disciplines Thursday with its second annual open house.
HORROR RETROSPECTIVE: Romero paves the path for modern zombie films
Zombies, as we know them, would not exist without George Romero’s 1968 classic “Night of the Living Dead.”
OPINION: Earth gets closer to uninhabitable conditions
The Trump administration’s plan to revoke California’s control over fuel emissions is a disgusting capitalist-fueled reminder that there is no “Planet B.”
OPINION: Netflix to bring ‘Seinfeld’ to new audience in 2021
As an avid “Seinfeld” enthusiast, I could see no better replacement for “Friends” and “The Office” than the show about nothing over on Netflix.
Vibrant dolls bring muralist’s experiences to life
It’s hard not to notice the murals of curvy girls with long, exaggerated eyelashes when driving around East Los Angeles. The person behind these dolls, as she calls them, is Los Angeles-based Latina artist Sand One. “L.A. is my playground. The streets are my gallery,” One said.
Transferring students receive awards Honors Program
Behind teary eyes, Nadine Bermudez, Honors Program director, announced the names of the students who will transfer to four-year universities at the Honors Program Certificate Reception yesterday.