Talon Marks

Having to take general ed’s in college is pointless

Joel Carpio
November 30, 2023

It doesn't make sense that students are required to take general education courses in college after finishing them for four years in high school.

NCAA allows athletes to earn money off of likeness

Jonathan Gonzalez, Staff Writer
November 6, 2019

The National Collegiate Athletic Association passed a vote on Oct. 29 that will now allow college athletes to earn money and profit off of their image while playing their respective sports like they should...

Student representatives need to be more informed

Gustavo Lopez, Editor-In-Chief
February 15, 2015

Inside of ASCC Senate meetings, there is one phrase that is thrown around a lot: "for the students." Each and every senator claims to be for the students, 500 per senator to be exact. However, it is...

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.

Bus travel expenses are becoming an issue

Daniel Green, Managing Editor
September 17, 2014

The bus fares that took effect on Monday, Sept. 15, hurt students who rely on public transportation to get back and forth to school.

Part-time instructors insist for change in pay scale

Denny Cristales, News Editor
March 13, 2014

Financial Aid process is tedious, but help is available

Zeinab Chahine, Staff Writer
February 4, 2014

An estimated 70 percent of students apply for financial aid each year.

DLC’s are for suckers

Gustavo Lopez, Copy Editor
January 30, 2014

For the past 10 years a new trend has emerged in the gaming industry: downloadable content.

Following the money

Solmayra Mendez
October 15, 2013

Students come to school to fulfill their passion, but is that the right way to go?