Miguel Meza

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer

Miguel Meza is a second year student of Cerritos College. Apart from reporting for Talon Marks, Miguel is an independent filmmaker, showcasing his abilities through multimedia reporting throughout Talon Marks. A California native, he continues to strive to get the inside scoop on life.

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Thinking about getting a new car? Staff writer Taylor Taylor Sean Ogata reviews and gives insight on all the features that the 2016 Chevrolet Cruze has to offer.
Posted by Talon Marks on Monday, February 29, 2016

Video: “Cruz”n in style

Taylor Ogata and Miguel Meza • April 6, 2016

Men’s tennis soars over Ventura in sixth straight win

Miguel Meza • March 29, 2016

The Cerritos Falcons Men's Tennis team (21-3) were able to notch yet another win to extend their current winning streak of six in a row with a 7-2 victory after defending their home against the Ventura...

Men’s tennis takes twentieth win

Miguel Meza • March 29, 2016

The Cerritos College men's tennis team reached the 20 point mark on Thursday, March 24 at El Camino College for the second season in a row to cap its record to a mere three losses. Head coach Alvin Kim...

Students enjoy cookies, coffee and career advice

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • March 28, 2016

Students walked into the Multi Purpose building to get some information from Career Services on Monday, March 28. Career Services counselors Clara Ross-Jones and Tracy Ukita presented a workshop on...

The Cerritos College Art Gallery features a wide variety of work from different artists, including Latin American artist Beatriz Cortez. On Monday March 21, the Artists Talk event aloud Cortez to provide more insight on her career as an artist and how she ended up being featured at the campus gallery.
Posted by Talon Marks on Thursday, March 24, 2016

[Video] Artists Talk: Professionals reflect on history of their work

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • March 24, 2016

The Cerritos College Art Gallery features a wide variety of work from different artists, including Latin American artist Beatriz Cortez. On Monday March 21, the Artists Talk event aloud Cortez to provide...

Up in smoke: Students weigh down on smoking on campus

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • March 10, 2016

Smoking has been the subject of much debate for decades, however with a turn of a new age of information along with a craze for marijuana that is sweeping the youth of Southern California, comes along...

Media pressures at all-time high

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • February 29, 2016

College pressures turn into life pressures for Manziel.

Men’s tennis defeats Mt.SAC for the seventh time in a row

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • February 27, 2016

"Easy," said Mark Antoniuk of the Cerritos men's tennis team, touting after a seventh victory in a row over home defenders Mt. San Antonio in an 8-1. This victory secured the top position on the South...

Private universities spread the word with pizza

Miguel Meza, Staff Wrtier • February 26, 2016

A slice of Frantone's pizza was given to each attendant at the event, which showcased private universities ranging from Northwood University to Chapman,all giving powerful powerpoint presentations to help...

Men’s tennis sweeps Palomar

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • February 10, 2016

The Men's Tennis team bounced back with a dominant victory over Palomar, sweeping them 9-0. At the Friday, Feb. 5 game, head coach Alvin Kim made some important adjustments to the roster prior to the...

Men’s tennis falls to top-ranked Irvine Valley

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • February 10, 2016

A clash of two colossally talented teams.

Left out; The missed nominees of the Oscars

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • February 9, 2016

The ceremony of films is missing some crucial films.

Clubs bring life to club info night

Miguel Meza • February 8, 2016

The Cerritos College campus saw a filled walkway along the hills adjacent to the Falcon Square, space being taken to advertise the many clubs of Cerritos. Ron Cordova, a graphic design major said,...

The fight for freedom; Obama prohibits juvenile confinement

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • February 2, 2016

On the eve of his final year, President Barack Obama has announced an executive decision to abolish solitary confinement for all juveniles as reported in the Washington Post. This, along with the change...

Club advisers reception shows off student talent

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • February 1, 2016

The clubs of Cerritos see a night of appreciation.

Men’s tennis shines in season opener

Miguel Meza • February 1, 2016

A new roster takes the court by storm.

Welcome Day at Cerritos College
It's Welcome Day at Cerritos College. Students are lining up for free In-N-Out from the food truck. If you missed it today, you can get some tomorrow night at 5:30 p.m. A school ID with the Spring semester sticker is required to get the meal.
Posted by Talon Marks on Wednesday, January 13, 2016

[Video] Video: Welcome Day offers free burgers

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • January 19, 2016

Welcome Day takes over Cerritos College as students take advantage of free hamburgers . Students are lining up for free In-N-Out from the food truck. If you missed the truck you'll have to wait until next...

Welcome Day at Cerritos College
It's Welcome Day at Cerritos College. Students are lining up for free In-N-Out from the food truck. If you missed it today, you can get some tomorrow night at 5:30 p.m. A school ID with the Spring semester sticker is required to get the meal.
Posted by Talon Marks on Wednesday, January 13, 2016

[Video] Cerritos College welcomes new semester with free In-N-Out

Miguel Meza, Staff Writer • January 15, 2016

Hundreds of hungry Cerritos College students lined up on Wednesday, Jan. 13 in Falcon Square to get a free In-N-Out meal, part of the festivities for Welcome Day. The event coordinated to boost the...

[Photo] Free Speech Zone: What would you do if you were to win the $1.5 billion Powerball jackpot?

Kelly Nam and Miguel Meza • January 14, 2016

Tobechi Ugwumba, film production major said, "I don't need much money. I would reinvest back to the economy to the disadvantaged infrastructure towards food, education and poverty. Then save the rest and...

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