By Evan Solano | Editor-in-Chief After a yearlong sabbatical, art professor Dyane Duffy has returned to both curate an art exhibit featuring former Citrus College art
Day: April 2, 2014
Financial Aid Awarness Fair aims to inform
By Joe Moreno | Staff Writer The financial aid process need not be one of confusion, wasted time and missteps. So before you give up, telling
CCSSE survey to gauge student engagment
By Joe Moreno | Staff Writer Feedback is key to improvement. To that end, community colleges around the country are gearing up to administer the Community
Lively discussion, debate engage political science students
Professor Niel Christensen instructs his Political Science 103 class. Christensen’s energy helps keep students engaged during the three-hour night class. By Joe Moreno | Staff Writer
The silent relationship killer
By Jessica Soto | News Editor When thinking about relationship violence the majority of people will instantly think of physical abuse. A man comes home from
A degree doesn’t guarantee
By Clarion Editorial Board Internships are becoming increasingly important for students. They are a golden opportunity to showcase your talents and education. However, do not expect
‘Fierce’ females harmonize to fame
Photo courtesy of Madam Fierce By Anne Marie Miranda | Staff Writer A love of Americana and folk music inspired Citrus students Jessica Clark, Kristal Chammas and
There’s Moore where that came from
Sara Moore, #15, singles to left field in the 14-6 win over Moorpark on Feb. 18, 2014. Moore went 4 for 4 in the game
Sophomores in the swing of things
Golfer Homerson So is in his second season on the men’s golf team at Citrus College. So attended West Covina High School and plans to