Many of us can recall where we were and what we were doing Sept. 11, 2001. But for one Citrus College student veteran the event on that day changed his life. 16 years ago, his best friend’s mother died in the collapse of the Twin Towers. Hector...
When Cordova was 9, he competed in an event in Los Angeles sponsored by the International Modeling & Talent Association. He did so well that agents and managers were clamoring for him to audition for film and television. At that point, his family relocated from Tucson, Arizona, to Baldwin...
What would you like to accomplish this semester as president? Favian Fragoso: While running for president, I never set out any personal goals of mine that I would like to achieve, I leave that up to our wonderful senators, who are elected to represent the students. My role as...
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http://traffic.libsyn.com/citrus/EP_2_FINAL_FINAL_YAY.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | RSSWe’re back! After some minor technical difficulties and some minor tweaks in our format we are excited to bring you episode 2! This week on “15 Minutes With You” we interview the current EIC of Logos...
Mika Victoria,27,wakes up in the morning, eats breakfast, makes a cup of coffee, gets ready and heads out the door to class. But which one out of the four colleges she attends depends on the day of the week. While commuter student, or students who drive to campus from...
Growing up with the renowned Claremont Colleges in your backyard, makes it unfathomable to consider going to a community college after high school. I grew up thinking a four-year university was my only option. My family has usually supported my choices, but attending a community college after high school...
Elina Hughes waits patiently in her lever drive Wijit wheelchair as people move freely in and out of the conference room to use the microwave. The 20-year-old communications major is accompanied by her personal care aide Maria Vazquez. Although she has her laptop and iPad to assist in communicating,...
It’s the second weekend of Desert Trip, or “Oldchella” as the millennial crowd called it. A new festival created by the owners of Coachella as a throwback of sorts for a younger crowd to be introduced to influential artists who paved the way for the new guard. Tucked away...
Aspiring playwrights can compete to showcase their stories, if selected by screenwriting professor Neil Weiss, during the Emerging American Voices project in the Citrus College Little Theatre. Francesca Flores took advantage of the opportunity to introduce her coming-of-age story that follows a girl searching for her own place...
Dave Miranda started forming ideas for a show 15 years ago, after witnessing the scenes of crimes, accidents, and even police corruption while he was working as a crime scene investigator and forensics expert. He worked as a mechanic and a contractor amongst other jobs, but it was working...