By Jesus Alcala Avalos| Apr. 7, 2021 01:00 P.M. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Mt. San Jacinto College closed its campuses on March 13,2020. Every class normally in-person transitioned to online instruction. “We weren’t expecting to move our classes to an online environment or to be impacted by a global pandemic, so I was surprised,”Continue reading “Dance Classes Transition Online”
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Talon Talks Episode 6: We want you to be an AAPI ally
By The Talon | April 7, 2021 2:00 p.m. MSJC Talon’s Nick Pettis, Eddie Landeros, Jesus Alcala, and Dr. Michele Weber get together to discuss the hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. AAPI Resources: Book Recommendations: They Called Us Enemy by George Takei American Born Chinese by Gene Luen Yang Resources: STOP AAPIContinue reading “Talon Talks Episode 6: We want you to be an AAPI ally”
MSJC Talon Talks Episode 5: Game Night for Mental Health Awareness
By MSJC’s The Talon| Mar. 13, 2021 3:00 p.m. The COVID-19 pandemic has made it difficult for people to keep calm during the world being turned upside down. So, what does MSJC’s Talon do? We got together with Gaming Club and Film Appreciation Club to have a game night playing JackBox Party Pack, making connections,Continue reading “MSJC Talon Talks Episode 5: Game Night for Mental Health Awareness”
To Live is To Die: The Art of Ichinen with Victoria Caballero and Nick Clifton
By Eddie Landeros | March 6, 2021 1:00 p.m. Paintings, drawings, music, calligraphy, food… Ichinen has a love for it all. Ichinen is an art group with several members on a mission to create a piece of art every day for a year only to be erased from existence after the 365th day. Part I:Continue reading “To Live is To Die: The Art of Ichinen with Victoria Caballero and Nick Clifton”
MSJC Black Influences: Important figures in our students’ lives
By The Talon and MSJC | Feb. 28, 2021 1:30 p.m. Mt. San Jacinto, Calif.–– With February coming to an end, The Talon honors Black lives that have influenced others regardless of their skin color, nationality, gender or sexual orientation. We asked students to submit Black influences throughout their lives and share with us theContinue reading “MSJC Black Influences: Important figures in our students’ lives”
In Control: Cynthia Carrillo’s journey with epilepsy
By Cynthia Carrillo | Feb. 27, 2021 2:00 p.m. Cynthia Carrillo, MSJC student and Child Development major, shares her transformative experience living with epilepsy. Hello! My name is Cynthia and I have been battling epilepsy for 10 years now. There are many ups and downs I have faced with being epileptic, but each situation hasContinue reading “In Control: Cynthia Carrillo’s journey with epilepsy”
Stocking Up: a beginner’s review on investing with Robinhood
By Justin Issleib | Feb. 27, 2021 2:00 p.m. GameStop has been in the news a lot lately. GameStop is a store that sells video games which has been struggling since the beginning of the pandemic. The reason for all of the buzz about GameStop is because small average investors started shaking up Wall StreetContinue reading “Stocking Up: a beginner’s review on investing with Robinhood”
Yo Soy: a Latinx series by Seydel and Cindy
By Seydel Perez, Cindy Lopez-Ordonez | February 10, 11:30 a.m. Talon Co-Editor Seydel Perez and Editor-in-Chief Cindy Lopez-Ordonez bring you “Yo Soy,” a series of Hispanic/Latinx stories from MSJC students which discuss heritage, culture, and perception. We hope these interviews help others understand the different ways Latinx members consider their backgrounds and how their rootsContinue reading “Yo Soy: a Latinx series by Seydel and Cindy”
Art classes transition online
By Jesus Alcala Avalos | Feb. 5, 2021 In the Spring of 2020, Mt. San Jacinto College closed its campuses due to the coronavirus pandemic. Classes that were normally in-person transitioned to online-only. During the time that the campus was closed, Professor Chet Glaze was teaching Art Appreciation, Painting, Ceramics, and Sculpture. Art Appreciation wasContinue reading “Art classes transition online”
COVID-19 Vaccines are here. Who can get them?
By Edward Landeros | Jan. 16, 2020 12:48 p.m. SAN JACINTO, Calif. – Riverside County continues its rollout of COVID-19 vaccines this weekend at multiple locations and expands its list of eligible recipients. Vaccine Planning and Distribution On Jan. 7, Riverside County began its Type III All-Hazard Incident Management Team (IMT) in order to distributeContinue reading “COVID-19 Vaccines are here. Who can get them?”
