By Janeth Jaimes |Staff Writer| Involving yourself in the campus community by volunteering in clubs and organizations is crucial because you can gain educational experience while working with others. It can be difficult for many students to grasp how valuable clubs or organizations are and the connections they provide. Many students, myself included, have a lot of responsibilities outside of school, but we need to prepare ourselves to be ready for the professional fields we are entering. Being a member of an academic club can greatly improve the odds of landing a prestigious internship and or a job. I am in the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS), an … [Read more...] about Campus clubs and organizations give valuable experiences
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Criminal Justice Club on campus gets members motivated about possible careers
By Adrian Carlos |Staff Writer| Shots being fired and stress levels rising, sirens screaming, walking into a bullet-eaten house or maybe cautiously escorting an inmate to court. These are just a few of the things the Criminal Justice Club (CJC) members may experience in their future careers. The club is a resourceful, hands-on group of students who are involved with community service on campus and throughout the Inland Empire. They are committed to helping and assisting anyone interested in finding the information they seek about the field of criminal justice. According to club president Gina Adame, the clubs roster is around 120 students and is still growing. Deborah … [Read more...] about Criminal Justice Club on campus gets members motivated about possible careers
Religion on campus: something to praise
By Steven Avila |Staff Writer| Few things rile people up like religion. But that’s no reason to keep it off our campus. While there doesn’t appear to be any opposition at the moment, it can turn a lot of heads. Granted religion should be kept separate from some things, like politics (separation of church and state) but it doesn’t need to be demonized and excluded from what’s supposed to be a place of diversity, culture and education. A common argument I hear for the banishment of religious clubs/organizations from campus is that all religions can inspire prejudice, hatred and a kind of brainwashing. This is moot because the same could be said for just about every aspect of our … [Read more...] about Religion on campus: something to praise
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