By Dillon Cooper | Sports Editor One of the most shocking and embarrassing summers the NFL and maybe even all of professional sports has ever experienced
Day: September 24, 2014
To breathe or not to breathe?
By Clarion Editorial Board The right of the non-smoker to be unthreatened by the toxins of cigarette smoke are unavoidably violated through the tolerance of smoking.
Letter from the editor
By Cameron Wisdom | Editor in Chief Just in case you haven’t heard, Citrus is celebrating its centennial anniversary this school year. Join the kickoff
A fighting chance
By Careesa Campbell | News Editor Tejada, 27, was diagnosed in August with Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system, which is usually curable. “I
Emerging voices speak: ‘Fortune’ favors Pinedo
(File Photo) By Dillon Cooper | Sports Editor Fortune cookies may give most of us a laugh, but in Alex Pinedo’s screenplay “Fortune Cookie,” he takes
Join the club
Sugar skulls and sombreros add color to the table of the Latinos Unidos Student Association. (Macy Olivas/Clarion) By Macy Olivas | Staff Writer By Melissa
Emerging voices speak: ‘The Other Girl’ lost and found
(Vanessa Maldonado/Clarion) By Vanessa Maldonado | Staff Writer From high school novelist turned screenplay writer, Jade Yancosky presents her story, “The Other Girl” to Emerging
Emerging voices speak: Walker gets ahead
(Vanessa Maldonado/Clarion) By Vanessa Maldonado | Staff Writer Jumping up and down, screaming and shouting was Shannon Walker’s emotional reaction when she read her email
Freedom to read ’em
Alex Ramirez, 20, Kinesiology major, poses with his favorite childhood book, “Where the Wild Things Are.” Students are encouraged to photograph themselves in the library
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