Voters Say No to Proposition 15
Voters defeated a ballot measure in November that would have delivered millions of funding dollars to the Los Angeles Community College District. Billions of dollars were...
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City College Hosts Police Reform Forum
Whether incremental reform or complete defunding and restructure, the discussion was wide-ranging when Los Angeles City College hosted a discussion about solutions to police violence...
Generation Zoom Learns Online
As the battle against COVID-19 rages, L.A. City College professors adopt a new style of teaching. By William B. Torrez America enters its eighth month...
Franko Sprays Beauty, Politics Across City Walls
Former rocker turned muralist Jeremie Bacpac insists on only using a spray can when she paints and she doesn’t like to be called a feminist,...
We Need to Talk
I understand that this is not an easy conversation, but the only way to overcome is to confront. I used to believe I had beat...
Autumn Days 60s & 70s
The year is coming to an end, which means the holidays are fast approaching. After such an unpredictable year, everyone deserves to slow down for...
District Seeks New Security Service for 9 Colleges
Sheriff’s Department to look for a new company to provide security for its nine colleges....
New Details Emerge in Shooting Death of City College/Trade Tech Student
The L.A. County Coroner’s Office began an inquest for the first time in 30 years to review the death of Andres Guardado who was enrolled...
The Life of A Beloved Father, Husband, And Friend at LACC won’t be Forgotten
LACC honored the life of Kabwe Chanda on Nov. 25 at the Herb Alpert Music Center through music hosted through YouTube....
It’s OK to Sit Out Holidays
Thanksgiving in the middle of a pandemic, and I stayed home without family. Oh, I could have visited family members in Denver or Boise, or...
Ink Style: Thomas Abbot
Illustrated by Thomas Abbot with the New Media/Animation, Visual and Media Arts Dept....
[Column] Two Friends Let the Vote be Their Voice
The fear was real as first-time voter Tazhanae Bonds and I approached the Pantages Theater in Hollywood on Nov. 3, 2020. It was the last...
[Editorial] Some Votes Don’t Count for Bully in the White House
“When I say jump you say how high.” That is what came to mind as I watched the election coverage of the 2020 presidential race....
Residents Cast Ballots on Campus for Peace of Mind
Officials unlocked the doors exactly at 7 a.m. on Tuesday where a couple of people were waiting outside for a few minutes before the doors...
Vote Centers Bring New Culture to L.A. County
By now, we have all seen some sort of public service announcement that enticed us to vote. The emphasis was on the significance of every...
