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Katherine Grijalva

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor

Fall 2014

Hello, my name is Katherine. Just a 21 year old gal who happens to be the Arts Editor this semester. Former Opinion Copy Editor. I am majoring in Journalism with a concentration in Public Relations. Aside from writing I enjoy attending concerts, Disneyland trips, eating, shopping, and surfing the web and find out the latest news.
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The top 25 Christmas movies of all time

The top 25 Christmas movies of all time

Katherine Grijalva December 15, 2014

Christmas is the season to get together, drink some hot cocoa and sit back and relax as the temperature drops.What better way to celebrate the holiday season than by watching some of the greatest Christmas...

The Walking Dead Midseason Finale

The Walking Dead Midseason Finale

katherine Grijalva December 15, 2014

This weeks podcast we discuss the midseason finale of the Walking Dead and what we thought of it. Some of it's good, some of it's bad; take a listen and see for yourself. Participants: Katherine...

Christmas marketing overshadows the spirit of giving thanks

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor November 18, 2014
With all of the halloween decorations being taken off by restaurants, stores, neighborhood homes and even amusement parks, the Christmas ornaments have finally arrived.
The Marine Corps Color Guard were present at the Veterans Day Ceremony Monday, Nov. 10. Guest speakers, including veterans, told stories and spoke about the emotions of serving the United States. Photo credit: Denny Cristales

Veterans speak in commemorative ceremony

Katherine Grijalva November 10, 2014

Associated Students of Cerritos College President Miles Aiello explained why Veterans Day is an important event and why Cerritos College transformed this event into a "bigger, better and stronger" level...

FSZ: Should there be an assisted suicide law in California?

FSZ: Should there be an assisted suicide law in California?

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor November 5, 2014

Students share their thought on whether or not California should have a assisted suicide law?

Men can be feminine, too

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor October 28, 2014
The word “femininity” appears to the public as having womanly behaviors, traits and displaying feminine roles since the day you are born.
FSZ: How do you stay fit throughout the semester?

FSZ: How do you stay fit throughout the semester?

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor October 10, 2014

Staying fit and healthy throughout the semester can be hard, so we asked students to see how they stay healthy.

FSZ: What are your favorite activities for the Halloween season?

FSZ: What are your favorite activities for the Halloween season?

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor October 1, 2014
October is here! A month of spooky escapades is afoot for the month of October! So we asked students around campus what their favorite activities are for the season.
Late rotations, communication a factor in volleyball's defeat

Late rotations, communication a factor in volleyball’s defeat

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor September 24, 2014
The volleyball team's lack of communication cost it a 3-2 loss against Riverside on Wednesday, Sept. 24.
The Los Angeles County Fair lights up at night with the Chinese village lantern exhibit, 'Luminasia'. Visitors from all over Southern California come to the event to have a fun time. Photo credit: Katherine Grijalva

Los Angeles County Fair entertains Southern California

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor September 23, 2014

The Los Angeles County Fair, held at The Fairplex in Pomona, offers a variety of entertainment all summer long, from Aug. 29 to Sept. 28, for residents all over Southern California. The ongoing family-friendly...

FSZ: How do you deal with the heat?

FSZ: How do you deal with the heat?

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor September 22, 2014

The recent spike in heat levels have left people wondering on ways they can deal with the heat?

Art and microbiology major, Ramiro Monteon, proudly showcases his canvas art paintings in the Cerritos Art Gallery. He plans to have his work shown in art galleries outside of Cerritos College.

[Photo] Canvas painter shares his various styles of art

Nicolette Aguirre, Associate Arts Editor September 16, 2014

Art and microbiology major, Ramiro Monteon, proudly showcases his canvas art paintings in the Cerritos Art Gallery. He plans to have his work shown in art galleries outside of Cerritos College.

Review: ‘As Above, So Below’ is just another typical horror film

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor September 16, 2014

Legendary Pictures' new found footage film, "As Above,So Below" , the movie from sibling filmmakers John Erick and Drew Dowdle , is nearly as similar as previous horror films such as "The Blair Witch Project"...

'The Whexican' film screens in LA

‘The Whexican’ film screens in LA

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor September 8, 2014

"The Whexican," a short comedy film directed by Cerritos College acting professor, Forrest Hartl, screened at El Cid restaurant in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Sept. 3. Tickets were sold only for an audience...

More than just a label

More than just a label

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor September 2, 2014

When you look at Jose Acedo - long dark hair, band shirt, hand gestures and dressed in black clothing, it is hard not to want to label him as a “metal head.” But the term “metal head” is...

Early bird students get free breakfast

Katherine Grijalva August 27, 2014

The Associated Students of Cerritos College hosted the Early Bird Breakfast, on Wednesday, Aug. 27 at 8 a.m. in Falcon Square. ASCC has been organizing this event for a few years. The purpose of the event...

A new face joins the Theatre Department

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor August 23, 2014
The Cerritos College Theatre Department has selected Professor Reed Brown as the latest addition in the acting and directing disciplines of the arts program.

ASCC should consider student’s food choices for Welcome Week

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor August 22, 2014

Every semester, the Associated Students of Cerritos College (ASCC) funds an In-N-Out food truck during the first week of the semester. What if the In-N-Out food truck had more choices? What if we were...

FSZ: What do you think of the new Liberal Arts & DSPS building?

Katherine Grijalva and Kenia Torres August 20, 2014
We ask students on campus on what there thoughts were about the new Liberal Arts and DSPS buildings were.

Cabinet Meeting | Aug. 18

Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor August 19, 2014

The first Cabinet meeting of the semester, according to ASCC Vice-President Charles Caguioa, was "casual and introductory," and a way to introduce ideas for the fall semester. The meeting was held...

FSZ: What concerts will you attend this summer?

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor May 21, 2014

1. Gerardo Neri, Psychology major "I want to go to the metal Summer Slaughter Tour this summer, and also my own shows for my band." 2. Juan Reynoso,Philosophy major "I am going to the Jazz Festival...

Pictures are a new way of communication

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor May 15, 2014
Snapchat and Instagram have sparked interest and gained rapid popularity in the past three years, becoming a means of communication amongst millions of people.

Driving safely is more important than being late

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor May 15, 2014

California is known for its super busy and annoying traffic. Living in the Los Angeles and Orange County area can be chaotic; having so many residents living in the city can cause stress and anger, especially...

Miya Walker appointed new director of college relations

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor May 13, 2014
Cerritos College has appointed Miya Walker as the new Director of College Relations.

Cerritos College Track & Field Race qualifies for state championship

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor May 12, 2014
The Cerritos College Track & Field team qualify for the State Championships; if they win in the Southern California Championships.

Music Department will have Guitar Ensemble Concert on May 10

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor May 7, 2014

The Cerritos College Music Department will be having their Guitar Ensemble Concert on Saturday, May 10 at 8 p.m. in the Burnight Center Building (BC-51). The concert will be composed of a variety of...

Review: ‘Oculus’ successfully frightens and intrigues

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor April 15, 2014
'Oculus' is an American Horror film based on the story of two siblings who attempt to destroy an evil mirror they believe manipulated and killed their parents.
FSZ: What kind of April Fools' Day pranks will you do?

FSZ: What kind of April Fools’ Day pranks will you do?

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor April 14, 2014

1. Elijah Gaines, Fine Arts major                             2. Michael Conrekas,...

Presidential and Trustee Orientation informs candidates for campaign

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor April 1, 2014
The Presidential and Student Trustee election candidates had an orientation on March 25 to help guide them in the process for their campaigns.

Issues of Abuse workshop educates audience

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor March 24, 2014
The Issues of Abuse Workshop was held on March 13 at 11 a.m. at the Business Education Building (BE 119), where it educated the audience on the different types of abuse.

Spartan races, neon runs… why are you so cool?

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor March 10, 2014
Everybody wants to be a part of a team. Everybody wants to be a part of an activity that they either enjoy or is “what’s in” at the moment.

Professors give their perspectives on ‘Religious Experience’

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor March 9, 2014
The Department of Philosophy held a meeting on February 18 at 11 a.m. in the Teleconference Center explaining the "Interdisciplinary Understanding of Religious Experience."

ASCC participates for first time in ‘March in March’

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor February 25, 2014
The Associated Students of Cerritos College (ASCC) will be participating in its first ever “March in March” for student rights on Sunday in Sacramento.

Why you should transfer? Because, thats why!

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor February 25, 2014
Transferring to a four year university is viewed as superior and the correct path to success. It is evident that the more education an individual has, the more opportunities they will receive.

Half-time performance breaks Super Bowl record

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor February 12, 2014
Bruno Mars left the audience satisfied and pumped during the annual Super Bowl half-time performance.

FSZ: Where are the best secret places to park in Cerritos College?

Katherine Grijalva and Zeinab Chahine January 31, 2014
We talked to students across campus about "Where are the best secret places to park around campus?"

ICC helps clubs promote club awareness and success

Katherine Grijalva, Copy Editor January 30, 2014
The Inter-Club Council (ICC) meeting was held on Thursday, Jan. 30 at 11 a.m.

Review: ‘Legend of Hercules’ is unimpressive and predictable

Katherine Grijalva and Joe Zermeno January 23, 2014
Is it worth your hard earned dollar to see the latest Bulgarian production, The Legend of Hercules?
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