While it may have been possible to pull off an in-person ceremony with the new regulations and guidelines, it still wouldn’t be the same and
Category: Opinion
Opinion: Academic Pathways: helping or harming?
College is meant to be a time of discovery where you can dive into new opportunities, careers and vocations. The new guided pathways program could
Opinion: The days I love the most
Laughter erupts from his pizza-filled mouth as we watch the Disney movie Zombies on the couch. Gavin stuffs his mouth with another slice of pizza
OPINION: Citrus College Liberal Arts Building needs a makeover
With many buildings at Citrus currently needing only cosmetic attention, the Liberal Arts building has the most structural wear and tear. Since it holds the
OPINION: The dark side of social media
As of 2020, an estimated 3.6 billion people are using social media— nearly half the planet’s population. From Friendster to Tik Tok, the purpose of
OPINION: The Affordable Care Act is essential in a pandemic
The (2018) case of Texas v. The United States the Supreme Court will decide whether the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is constitutional. With Amy Coney
Opinion: Looters take advantage of protests
After the brutal death of George Floyd, many local communities and cities in different states started protesting. Protests started in Minnesota, but later riots spread
Clarification to counseling faculty curriculum chair’s letter to the editor
I wrote a personal story on my experiences with the Citrus College counseling office and offered some advice to get a second opinion before attempting
Motherhood during quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic
Personal story Few people are talking about pregnant women during quarantine. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said pregnant women have the same risk