Candidates running for Spring 2013 student government office answered questions from a moderator and students present Nov. 28 during a public forum in the Campus
Author: Alyssa Martin
Rocket Owls get set to take off
A team of six Citrus students collectively known as the “Rocket Owls” has been selected to participate in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s “Student Launch
Auto thefts on the rise at Citrus
Citrus College has recently seen a rise in car thefts and burglaries in the past month. Two vehicles have been reported stolen and three burglarized
Cars that are locked, stay on the lot
Citrus College has recently seen a rise in car thefts and burglaries, which might be worrisome for students who keep their cars in the lots.
Zombie flash mob “Rocks the Vote”
Editor’s note: In the Oct. 24 issue of the Clarion, it was reported that performers danced to “Gangnam Style.” The performers only danced to Michael
Editorial: Prop. 38 opposes student interests
The passage of Proposition 38 would be hugely detrimental to community colleges, but we just can’t compete with commercials showing children laughing, playing and enjoying
Citrus College Celebrates Banned Books
“The caged bird sings, with fearful trill, of things unknown but longed for still.” These words are from Maya Angelou’s book of poetry, “I Know
Media briefed on Prop. 30
A statewide media teleconference to educate student journalists on the effects of state budget cuts to public education is scheduled for this afternoon. Initiated by the
Protester makes an unpopular stand
When religious advocate Paul Mitchell took up his metaphorical orange box and megaphone and came to Citrus College, the views he expressed urged students to