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Food trucks in sync with lip-sync

The Associated Students of Citrus College hosted their third day of SpringFest on May 2, continuing to bring more activities to entertain students and carry along their four-day themed event, “Hot in the City.” Clubs were given the opportunity to invite their fellow students to a “Spring Bash in South Beach” by setting up booths to either promote their club, have games or sell food items. Full story

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Today’s youth: make a change and vote

As the June 5 California primary election approaches, it is crucial that young voters have a voice to be heard by registering to vote. With the majority of the voting population approaching retirement, participation from voters ranging from ages 18-29 is declining each and every day—leaving little or no voices to be heard. Full story

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Athlete, dancer: all over the place

For freshman right fielder Taylor Ward, playing on the Citrus softball team is simply another one of the countless activities that keeps her busy. Ward takes 12 units at Citrus and spends 10 to 12 hours a week at softball practice, yet finds time to pursue her passions of jazz and contemporary dancing. Full story

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Professor, published poet helps students find a voice

Father Time must consider Luivette Resto a favored daughter. The world’s silent sentinel seems to have turned a blind eye to the maturation of the 34-year-old poet/professor—her youthful features, framed by closely cropped charcoal locks, allow her to blend almost seamlessly into the Citrus student body.

Thanks for the learning, CDC teachers, staff

As the Child Development Center closes its doors, we reflect on the 34 years of caring service that CDC teachers and staff have provided. We students thank you for all you have done to nurture our children and make our world a better place.

Rally gathers support, donations for slain teens

“I am Trayvon Martin” was the overall theme of the rally that took place on April 26 at the West Angeles Church of God in Christ in Los Angeles honoring the slain Florida teen Trayvon Martin and Citrus College student Kendrec McDade, who was killed by Pasadena police after a 911 call falsely stating that McDade was armed in March.