Black Lives Matter demonstrators marched up the sidewalk of Glendora Avenue on June 1 with their hands in the air, chanting “black lives matter.” On
Author: James Duffy V
James Duffy V loves to sing a song of oneself. He studyies journalism at Citrus College and aspires to a career in writing. He cultivates interests in politics, finance, experimental medicine, religion, literature, music, art and gardening. More than any other flora, James would like to sprout the mythical bǐ huā 筆花—that flower the Chinese say springs from a good scribbler’s pen. He believes the first responsibility of a journalist is fiat justitia ruat cælum, do justice and let the heavens fall.
Citrus to remain online in fall 2020
Citrus College classes will remain online in the fall semester, Student Services Vice President Martha McDonald and Academic Affairs Vice President Arvid Spor said in
Coach ‘Gut,’ who mentored Citrus players, students for decades, dies
Professor, therapist, coach Kenneth Guttman succumbed to cancer at 66 Psychology and teaching major Margarita Lopez applies lessons from her intro to psychology course
Citrus College postpones commencement until Dec. 5 due to COVID-19 pandemic
Perri announces backup ceremony date of Dec. 7 Citrus College delayed commencement for 2020 graduates until Dec. 5, with a back-up date of Dec. 7
Citrus offers online courses through summer 2020, continued campus closure due to COVID-19 pandemic
Citrus College will continue to offer online classes for the summer 2020 session, Superintendent/President Geraldine Perri, Ph.D., said in an email to faculty and staff
Letter: Citrus counselor responds to Lara’s opinion article
Our recent transition to remote delivery of services due to the COVID-19 shelter-in-place order, has been extremely challenging to say the least. My counseling colleagues
Haugh closes until at least mid-April due to COVID-19
In response to coronavirus Covid-19, the Haugh Performing Arts Center postponed all performances until at least April 20 on March 12. Among the closures on
Files found in campus felony cases
The Glendora Police Department responded to nine records requests including two alleged felonies committed on campus. The Clarion received five unredacted arrest logs from the
Who will win?
Why American voters ask the wrong question on election day After every political event, network and cable news stations train cameras on the faces of
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