by Brandon Jatico After watching Marvel Netflix’s “Daredevil,” Citrus College business major Ben Anguiano found himself wanting to read comics again. He isn’t alone. With the growing interest in comic book media, many people have begun searching for its source material. Jason Harris, manager of the Claremont comic book...
By Ishika Muchhal Hollywood: home to magic, movies, entertainment and very few women and people of color. Representation for people of color and women is lacking in every area of the film industry. Behzad Dabu, a South Asian actor known for “How to Get Away with Murder,” has been...
It is hard to believe, as much as I love sushi, that some of my peers have never even tried it before! The Citrus College community answered a recent Instagram poll revealing that of those who have tried sushi, 53% have eaten at the local favorite Show Sushi in...
Sustainability Vs. Fast Fashion In sunny California, where avocado toasts and vegan options reign, Mother Nature has given us a large wake up call in the past couple of months. From the forest fires to the flooding of beach towns, signs of Earth’s global warming have led a wave...
High school students are constantly reminded about how important it is to go to college. It’s a story that’s been told since the beginning of our years in high school. How has that affected students of today? What is the difference between current students and students from 20 years...
Upon first glance, Daniel Schmidt, 33, a new adjunct art professor at Citrus College, seems to blend into the student body. His long blond hair, multiple facial piercings, tattoos and laid back style further remove him from what one would consider a professor. Schmidt teaches Intro to Art Beginning...
Between Panama and Nicaragua is a tiny tropical country the size of approximately 19,700 square miles called Costa Rica. This is not an island, although many may confuse it as such. A little known fact is that the movie Jurassic Park was filmed on an island in Costa Rica...
Nestled in the heart of Downtown Covina is a sweet little boba and tea shop. Miss Tea, a small family owned business that first opened its doors in 2014 in the city of Baldwin Park, has opened a second location. Located only four miles south of Citrus College, citizens...
An art colony lies hidden in the heart of downtown Pomona on Thomas Street, a big white corner building with a unique large basement full of art to be appreciated. It is not just any basement. It is the home of the Latino Art Museum and its art director...
Flappy Jack’s Pancake House and Restaurant is a sensory extravaganza of sights, sounds and the taste of delicious food. The eye catching blue and white exterior of the establishment pales in comparison to what awaits inside. Upon entering, patrons are greeted with an explosive amalgamation of mid-century Americana and Route...