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Talon Marks

Cerritos College • Norwalk, Calif.

Talon Marks

Cerritos College • Norwalk, Calif.

Talon Marks

Protestors playing music at the Occupation of Trafalgar Square on April 2, 2011 in protest of  UK budget cuts.

Music is political

Laura Bernal, Editor in Chief
November 20, 2024
Music is and always had been a political statement and we need to stop acting like it isn't.
USC's hire of Lincoln Riley proves beneficial for the University. Photo credit: Ken Lund

Lincoln Riley hire proves beneficial for USC

Silas Bravo
December 16, 2021
It is evident USC is tired of losing, they went above and beyond to get Lincoln Riley on staff and it seems to be paying off so far.
The logo for "What Lola Likes," the newest Talon Marks column. Staff writer Lola Ajetunmobi will cover food and recipes closest to her heart, starting February 5, 2021. Photo credit: Lola Ajetunmobi

Introducing ‘What Lola Likes’: the newest food column for Talon Marks

Lola Ajetunmobi, Social Media Editor
February 4, 2021
An introduction for Talon Marks' new food column, "What Lola Likes," gives readers an insight on the author's love for food and what might be featured in upcoming articles.
"A Look Back With Oscar" is a film column dedicated to reviewing popular movies from years ago and deciding whether those movies still hold up to today's standards.

A Look Back with Oscar: ‘Space Jam’

Oscar Torres, Staff Writer
April 15, 2020
Join Oscar Torres as he looks back on old pop culture gems and reviews them as if they were released today. Do they still hold up to today's standards?
Retro Review Episode One: 'Super Mario Bros' staying strong after 35 years

Retro Review Episode One: ‘Super Mario Bros’ staying strong after 35 years

Oscar Torres
April 12, 2020
Since 2020 will be the 35th aniversary of the Super Mario Bros. franchise, what better way to celebrate it by tackling a game that started it all and see if it holds up today?
"A Day in the Life of Luis" is a weekly personal column written by Luis Lemus.

A Day in the Life of Luis: Talks of death and hook-up culture

Luis Lemus, Co-Sports Editor
April 9, 2020
Because everyone deserves a healthy rant every once in a while.
"A Day in the Life of Luis" is a weekly personal column written by Luis Lemus.

A Day in the Life of Luis: Dealing with adversity

Luis Lemus, Co-Sports Editor
March 6, 2020

Every day people are faced with adversity in many ways. However adversity comes, do not let it lead to detriment. Overcome it and show it who’s calling the shots. I might have MS but it sure as...

A Day in the Life of Luis: Learning to leave yesterday as yesterday

Luis Lemus, Co-sports editor
February 24, 2020

While the muscularity might never be there, I will always strive for it. Whether “it” is, in the gym or in the classroom. Remembering being in the gym, struggling with the weight I once would,...

“A day in the life of Luis”: My MS story

Luis Lemus, Co-Sports Editor
February 16, 2020

Happy belated Valentine's Day to all who choose to participate. I have been trying all week to think of a topic to cover today but mostly came back to that one topic: love. Choosing the negative...

“A day in the Life of Luis”: The Healthcare system is a joke

Luis Lemus, Co-Sports Editor
February 13, 2020

Let’s face it: medicine or medical treatment in the U.S. is insanely expensive. Millions of people will be forced to make a choice between having a medication to keep them alive or starve, and possibly...

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