By: Frank Ram and Emily Rios, Clarion Correspondents

The Citrus College men's basketball team faced the Glendale Gauchos on January 16, 2010. The Owls beat the Gauchos 85-67, earning them their 18th win of the season.  ...

By: Chihiro Hashimoto, Correspondent

Everyday there are more reasons for students to learn a second language. With immigration up about 8.7 percent last year and 22.6 million non-U.S.-born people residing in the limited states according to the U.S. Census Bureau, demand for knowledge of fore...

By: Dustin Call, News Editor

Eight of the nine candidates running for student government offices were elected and a proposed student representation fee failed in last week’s Spring 2010 elections held on Dec. 1 and Dec. 2. A total of 223 ballots were cast, an increase from rece...

By: Kristin Lacuesta, Staff Writer

Citrus College is the oldest community college in Los Angeles County and the fifth oldest in California. Known for its small campus and friendly atmosphere, Citrus offers students many benefits that other nearby community colleges with higher enrollment m...

By: Anazarry Danganan, Staff Writer

The Citrus College men’s basketball team sunk its talons into El Camino resulting in another victory at Dec. 4 home game, 82-56. Citrus remains undefeated, 8-0 while El Camino slips to 2-5. With full court pressure, and a strong defense, the Citrus ...

By: Anazarry Danganan, Staff Writer

Social networking has become a huge phenomenon. There is MySpace, Facebook, blogging, and the latest trend Twitter. This website makes it possible for anyone to post any thought that might pop into his or her head and share it with their “followers,...

By: Ashley Broussard, A&E Editor

When walking around the Citrus campus, it is easy to see many different people just arriving, about to leave, heading to class, or taking a break sitting outside. One thing that isn’t so easy to figure out is exactly which ones are students, and whi...

By: Martin Cabrera, Staff Writer

Only three weeks left until the beginning of a new year and a new decade.  No doubt 2010 will be full of fresh beginnings and new adventures.  But before we look to the future, let’s take a look back and reflect on a very eventful 2009.&nb...

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Dear newly-elected Associated Students of Citrus College officers: We, the Editorial Board of the Citrus College Clarion, would like to congratulate you and praise you for your desire to represent the students of Citrus College. We would also like to offe...

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The holiday season is everyone’s favorite time of the year. Getting together to celebrate with family and friends, and enjoying good food and drinks at parties brings out the joy of the season. With the party season comes the inevitable increase in ...

By: Dustin Call, News Editor

My opposition to the legalization of marijuana for recreational use is not about politics, proven facts, or calculated data. It is about morals. My elementary school, like many others, participated in the D.A.R.E. program, which, you remember, stands for ...

By: Erica Irigoyen, Sports Editor

Legalizing marijuana will increase California’s tax revenue, decrease crime and prison populations and benefit recreational and medical users. Let’s consider the facts involved in this controversy. Medical marijuana has been legal in Californi...

By: Andrew Vasquez, Op-Ed Editor

There are two major events that Citrus College students and local residents see as a signal to the coming holiday season: the annual Food and Toy Drive, organized by the Associated Students of Citrus College, and “Christmas Is…,” which ...

By: Ashley Broussard, A&E Editor

That is the essential message of a newly published book written by a Citrus College professor; you don’t have to choose between a literal creator God or a blind, indifferent universe. “God is a Symbol of Something True” by Citrus College...

By: Andrew Vasquez, Op-Ed Editor

When you go to a rock concert, whether at an arena or a small club, you expect it to be filled to the brim with teens or 20-something year-olds ready for a blow-out-your-ears show, and bands who are ready to deliver. At the Sexploration Club’s first...

By: Troye Waldron, Correspondent

Before ransacking stores for bargains on video games, read this guide to the hottest buys of the season. Instead of choosing your game based on what the back cover says, observe these reviews on some of the most anticipated games of 2009.  Call of Du...

By: Sandra Lopez, Editor in Chief

Men’s golf coach Marsh Shumaker is retiring in December after 23 years of service at Citrus College. After working seven years as assistant coach and 23 years as head coach of the men’s golf team, Shumaker said, “It just seemed it was a ...

By: Kazue Kate Fujii, Staff Writer

With the season already tipped off, the women’s basketball team has gotten off to a good start, with six wins and only three losses.   To become a good basketball team, most teams have their “big three.”   For instance, the Los...

By: Andrew Vasquez, Op-Ed Editor

The Citrus College men’s basketball team has remained undefeated in its 2009-10 season, with a win-loss record of 8-0. One of the Owls’ crowning achievements was taking back the title of Neil Edwards Classic champions in their first series of ...

By: Jonathan Rowe, Correspondent

The holidays are just a little merrier at Citrus College.  Kicking off the Christmas season this week is the Performing Arts Department’s annual performance of “Christmas Is…” As much a holiday tradition as eggnog and candy c...