Instant Breakdown Podcast: Staying Humble
The Instant Breakdown Podcast comes together for Episode 2 to discuss the Orange County community coming together during these trying times.
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Sharp attacks, muted mics at the final Trump-Biden debate
Thursday’s debate was a much calmer showing in contrast to the first debate.
Fullerton’s unresponsive efforts to remove unofficial ballot drop boxes
The city of Fullerton is making no effort to remove unofficial ballot drop boxes being placed around Orange County, until given word from Neal Kelley.
Proposition 16 would make Affirmative Action legal again
California’s Proposition 16 may allow affirmative action once again after 24 years.
Trump-Biden duel from afar in separate town halls.
Even from a distance, both candidates continued to throw sharp attacks at on another.
Disneyland restaurant union negotiate pandemic protections for recalled and laid-off employees
To update workers on ongoing negotiations with Disney, Workers United Local 50 went over recalls and layoff information while also taking questions from Cast Members on Facebook Live.
OCTA Returns to Front-Door Boarding Starting with Fullerton Routes
OCTA Returns to Front-Door Boarding, a plan that will be rolled out from early-October to late-November
Proposition 15: California schools and local communities funding act of 2020
California’s Proposition 15 will be one of the largest tax increases in California history, increasing property taxes for big businesses while providing funds for public education and local governments.
Pence-Harris leave many questions unanswered at the Vice Presidential Debate.
The vice presidential nominees faced off for the first and only time before Election Day.
A Third Fullerton College Student Tests Positive for COVID-19
The new positive test result is the third reported in the last week.
Prop 22 Aims to save thousands of app-based jobs for independent contractors
Work flexibility for app-based drivers will be on the line this Election Day.
Potential “Twindemic” approaching between the upcoming seasonal Flu and COVID-19
Although the ongoing coronavirus has proven to cause more severe disease than seasonal influenza, the latter is just around the corner, leaving many unsure of what to expect from the upcoming flu season.
Trump-Biden clash in the first Presidential Debate
“The American people lost tonight because that was horrific.”
Fullerton College Reports Second COVID-19 Case
Another student in an in-person lab received positive test results for COVID-19 at Fullerton College.
New Positive Coronavirus Case at Fullerton College
A student who last attended an in-person lab last Tuesday tested positive for COVID-19.
BLM and its groups clash with counter protesters. Leaving two people injured
Police were initially overwhelmed from the heated protest encounters.
In the Wake of USC Campus Controversy – How NOCCCD Addresses Harassment Complaints
NOCCCD ensures a confidential and fair review of any discrimination complaint following an incident in which a USC professor took temporary leave after a Chinese word used in class sounded similar to a racial slur.
BAMN rallies to advocate for Immigrant rights in Orange County
On Saturday, a crowd in Santa Ana marched to support Orange County’s undocumented community.
Distance Education to be Continued for Spring 2021 Term
Fullerton College along with many other schools and colleges initially transitioned all courses to online formats in March.
Signed, sealed, delivered: Shorten your wait time at the polls this Election Day
Voting by mail will be an option for all registered voters and many citizens are wondering what the process will look like this November.
Tier upgrade steps OC further towards reopening
On Tuesday Orange County moved from Purple Tier to Red Tier in California’s reopening plan.
Smooth Progress So Far At the Humanities Building Construction Site
Construction workers at Fullerton Colleges latest building project have already achieved a major milestone and are moving on with no complications despite working through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Local
FC’s Jodi Balma works to inform and excite voters with her new podcast
“A Slice of Orange,” a new podcast on North Orange County politics, provides useful insight and advice for being a responsible voter as well as an opportunity to get to know your local candidates on a more personal level.
Gary Graves teaches AIDS awareness with Chippy the Cheetah
Gary Graves, a professor teaching entrepreneurship at Fullerton College, talks about his children’s book about AIDS charity and his message about community service.
Alternatives for a safe and clean Halloween
Here are some Halloween Trick-or-Treating alternatives with COVID-19 safety precautions in mind.
Tuesdays To Go Review: Huntington Ramen and Sushi is a hit or miss for Asian cuisine
Huntington Ramen and Sushi is a restaurant in Fullerton that specializes in vegan sushi and other Asian-inspired dishes.
Local artist on Inktober and its significance on the artist community
A local artist who attends Cal State Fullerton discusses several aspects of Inktober and how it can be helpful for other local artists in social media.
Retelling stories of paranormal activity in the historical city of Fullerton
The Fullerton Museum brings out all the spook factors by sharing some unexplainable events that have happened at a few of the city’s most historical landmarks.
Tuesdays To Go Review: Trend chasers flock to try Palapas Tacos’ Birria Ramen Soup
Fullerton Mexican food hotspot Palapas Tacos serves up a surprising yet delicious food combination.
FC’s women’s lacrosse captain is leading from a distance
The captain of the lady Hornet’s lacrosse team has had a new experience with distance education and athletics.
Nightmare at Craig Regional Park
O.C. Supervisor Doug Chaffee brought a fun and affordable drive-in theater experience to the people of Fullerton.
@562flea’s Halloween-themed flea market sold vintage trends and Y2K goodies
@562flea is a new flea market in Whittier that held a special event for Halloween selling vintage clothing and other items popular amongst today’s teens and young adults.
Everything LinkedIn! For FC Students reinforced the value of LinkedIn and its various services
Fullerton College students learned about LinkedIn, its features and its usefulness in helping find a job or advance a career.
Santa’s Bidding delivery service hopes to bring back holiday spirit
Santa’s Bidding is a new online business that provides safe pumpkin and Christmas tree delivery services while also giving back to the community.
Hispanic street vendors determined to still achieve their dreams during COVID
Hispanic street vendors in Orange County continue to work tirelessly through a pandemic and Hispanic Heritage Month.
Fullerton looks to increase sales tax and ban fireworks this election
On this election ballot, Fullerton residents will vote on whether to increase sales tax for city funding and ban the use of fireworks.
Tuesdays To Go Review: Vietnamese pho simmered for 24 hours at PhoReal Kitchen
PhoReal Kitchen is a local restaurant that serves classic Vietnamese and Asian inspired food.
Jo Jorgensen reminds Americans of a third choice
Amongst high-levels of dissatisfaction with the current system, Libertarian presidential candidate Jo Jorgensen attempted to win votes at a meet and greet in Anaheim.
Fried foods and a car ring toss at Fair Foodie Fest Drive-Thru at Angel Stadium
The Angel Stadium in Anaheim is hosting a Fair Foodie Fest Drive-Thru featuring many fair food favorites and a COVID-friendly carnival game playable from your own car.
Meet Fullerton Police Department’s Cuddly K-9 Officer Nubbin
Officer Nubbin is Fullerton Police Departments first and only K-9 Facility Dog, who at just three years old, holds an important responsibility towards the local community.
Thrift shopping during a pandemic: is there a risk?
Secondhand shoppers should be wary when purchasing used items. What precautions are stores like Plato’s Closet and Buffalo Exchange taking to protect their customers?
Workers United Local 50 negotiating layoff terms for its 2,858 Disneyland Cast Members
As Disneyland begins laying off 7,796 of its workers, unions such as Workers United Local 50 are starting to negotiate who will be laid off and when.
Students discuss remote instruction, BLM and home life at Brave Space Student Forum
Students had the opportunity to share the stresses they’re facing this semester, as well as guide each other with helpful resources offered at Fullerton College in the Brave Space Student Forum.
Tuesdays To Go Review: Look no further for a new vegan-friendly brunch spot, Green Bliss is here
Close by Fullerton College is a small cafe known for its variety of organic and vegan-friendly options for breakfast, brunch and lunch.
Entertainment
Instant Breakdown Podcast: Staying Humble
The Instant Breakdown Podcast comes together for Episode 2 to discuss the Orange County community coming together during these trying times.
Spooky Movies to Watch on Halloween
Not planning on going trick-or-treating but have nothing to do on Halloween? Here are some of the five scary movies to watch perfect for Halloween.
Instant Breakdown Podcast: Halloween, Music, and the Love for a Rose
The pilot of the Instant Breakdown Podcast is now live.
Is the LA Haunted Hayride spooky enough for 2020?
Bonelli Park plays host to LA’s Haunted Hayride in 2020.
A Taste of Germany in Huntington Beach
Old World Oktoberfest in Huntington Beach gives people a small taste of Germany to Southern California.
The Almost Haunting Urban Legends Haunt
Urban Legends Haunt offers an immersive, drive-thru experience that is a new alternative Halloween event during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fan Participation in Virtual Events is constantly evolving
Fan participation evolves within different mediums as in-person events are being moved to various virtual platforms.
Fullerton College Alumni Angela Cruz Martinez Does What She Wants
Fullerton College alumni Angela Cruz Martinez has defied industry norms for 17 years. What has she been up to since her graduation in 2007?
Fullerton College Professors are Shining a New Light on Art
A handful of the Fullerton College Fine Arts professors are displaying their artwork in this year’s 2020 Faculty Biennial.
Hollywood Cuts Back as Film Workers Make the Most of What They Have
Cinematography Professor Jay Goldstein discusses changes to Hollywood during the pandemic.
The Most Prominent Movies and Documentaries to Watch during Hispanic Heritage Month
Latinx movies and documentaries you can watch to celebrate and educate yourself during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Theatre Arts is helping Students find their Identities
The collaborative of theatre and art is allowing students to find in their own “Exploring Identity” podcast.
Experience the Upside Down from Netflix’s Stranger Things
Popular Netflix original series Stranger Things is being brought to life through a “Drive-Into Experience” where visitors are able to explore the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana.
Creative Spotlight: Introducing Darden, one of the OC’s hometown bands
Orange County’s own Darden highlights their family strengths that have launched their music career in this week’s Creative Spotlight.
Korean-American Artists Display Nature-Themed Artwork At The Muckenthaler
Solitude meets harmony and bliss at The Muckenthaler Cultural Center as eight contemporary Korean-American artists come together to present Nestle Into Nature: Movements Seeking Balance.
Remote Learning in FC Art Education
Carla Falb, a professor who teaches basic drawing, and William Henke, a ceramics professor, show their students of Fullerton College how much work they’ve personally put into their classes to help them along the way.
Fine Arts’ Professors Give Advice to Fullerton College Students
Professors sympathize with their student’s challenges during COVID-19 and offer helpful solutions.
5 Best Webcomics You Should Read on Webtoon
Don’t know what to do on your free time? Read webcomics as they are convenient to read on your phone and on any other mobile devices.
First Ever Virtual Live Ceremony: 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards
Will the principles expressed openly in this unique award show set the stage as the new standard for these events, or is this moment fleeting?
Fullerton College Students’ Fear Of Missing Out
Students have been missing out on regular events that have been canceled or postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
How to Stay Involved with Campus Life as an FC Student
Fullerton College is finding new virtual ways to keep students involved in campus life.
The Legacy of Keeping Up With The Kardashians
After a long run, the Kardashian/Jenner family announced that their reality TV show KUWTK will have its last season early next year.
Opinion
Opinion: Why Esports should be considered a sport
Esports and sports are not as different from each other as many believe.
Opinion: Social media has hurt participation in local government
With social media constantly focused on the issues that affect everyone across the nation and world, do people forget to get involved in their own communities?
Opinion: The NFL is not handling COVID-19 well
The NFL is getting more COVID-19 cases than the NBA and fans are worried if the NFL season will go down the drain.
Opinion: Vote Yes on Prop 18
Proposition 18, a proposition that may allow 17-year-old citizens to vote, is on the ballot this year.
Opinion: Online College Should be Cheaper
The transition to online education has sparked a debate about tuition costs.
Opinion: Do major companies have a responsibility to encourage voter turnout?
Many companies are jumping on board in recognizing the importance of the 2020 election.
Opinion: Should Angel Stadium Serve As A Polling Place For The 2020 Elections?
2020 is ready for a change and the sports world is taking charge.
Opinion: How should people date during a pandemic?
In troubled times, love is immune from this pandemic.
Opinion: Is College Worth It?
Post-secondary education remains operational during pandemic.
Opinion: Is an online fall semester worth it?
With Fullerton College announcing another exclusively online semester for the Fall, is it worth students’ time?
Opinion: Should All Orange County Events Be Postponed Until 2021?
Since the coronavirus outbreak, 2020 has been put on hold. As a result, Orange County should postpone all events until 2021.
Life as a consumer during COVID-19
How can people shop in the midst of a pandemic? The answer is right at home.
Opinion: We should address the homeless crisis during Covid-19
Will housing the homeless in hotels help slow the spread of COVID-19?
Opinion: Esports events lose the audience and the hype
As eyes begin to turn to Esports, the only sport left this spring season, will it be able to live up to the hype?
Opinion: Anaheim Convention Center is key to battling COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has made entertainment and convention spaces into hospitals. Is the Anaheim Convention Center next on the list?
Opinion: Is censored history depriving students the lessons of the past?
With new evidence being continually brought to light changing history, why is it still being censored from schools?
Opinion: How to defeat Cabin Fever
Sanity is one of the most important things during these chaotic times. Here’s some tips to help keep from going crazy with cabin fever.
Opinion: Should we stop COVID-19 at our borders?
The amount of security at our U.S. borders due to COVID-19 becomes a tricky situation when you begin to consider both the safety and freedom of the people.
Opinion: Not too old to be Commander and Chief
The Presidential candidates are getting older and bolder. Is that a good thing?
Sports
FC Men’s water polo team is excited for upcoming season
FC Men’s Water Polo is facing new challenges this upcoming season.
Around The Hornet podcast: Party like its 1988?
Tune into the 4th episode of the Around The Hornet podcast.
How the Lakers title win impacted the FC basketball team
The championship has inspired the Hornets basketball team.
Around The Hornet: city of champions?
Will Los Angeles or Tampa Bay be the home of two champions this fall?
Fullerton Sports Miracle Comeback
Fullerton College Athletic can return for conditioning purposes.
Around The Hornet Podcast: last call for Dave Roberts
After reaching the World Series again, is it championship or bust for the Dodgers?
FC’s women’s lacrosse captain is leading from a distance
The captain of the lady Hornet’s lacrosse team has had a new experience with distance education and athletics.
FC athletic budget maintains as teams prepare to return to campus
Despite the lack of sporting events, the athletic department at Fullerton College doesn’t have any financial concerns as of yet.
Around The Hornet: Anthony Davis joins elite group of Lakers big men
Previous generations all witnessed the Lakers win a championship with a dominant big man, Anthony Davis becomes the latest to join that list.
Fullerton College women’s soccer sees light at the end of the tunnel
After having to halt all activities, the Fullerton College women’s soccer team looks forward to returning.
Around The Hornet Episode 2 Fall 2020
Tune into the second episode of the Around The Hornet podcast for the fall 2020 semester.
A difficult fantasy football season
This season has been a struggle for some fantasy football managers to say the least.
Around The Hornet Episode 1 Fall 2020
Tune into the 1st episode of the Around The Hornet podcast for the Fall 2020 semester.
Lebron James and Anthony Davis lead Lakers to 2-0 series lead
Led by Lebron James and Anthony Davis the Lakers have taken a 2-0 series lead over the Miami Heat.
Welcome to the new MLB Playoffs
MLB playoffs are right around the corner, and in 2020, continues to be full of firsts for America’s pastime.
FC football team remains hopeful for scheduled spring season
The FC football team is hopeful despite the uncertainty surrounding all of college football.
The Heat are in the driver’s seat up 2-0
The Miami Heat are up 2-0 against the Boston Celtics in their best-of-seven series.
We’ve got a gentlemen’s sweep
Milwaukee Bucks get handled by the Miami Heat in the 2nd round of the NBA Playoffs.
Opinion: Should Angel Stadium Serve As A Polling Place For The 2020 Elections?
2020 is ready for a change and the sports world is taking charge.
Around The Hornet: 5 NFL Storylines To Watch For
Outside of COVID related issues, here are 5 storylines to look for this NFL season.
Around The Hornet: The NBA’s Historic Strike
On Wednesday the Milwaukee Bucks decided not to take the floor before their scheduled first round playoff match-up with the Orlando Magic, setting off a historic chain reaction.
CCCAA Moves All Sports to 2021
The Board of Directors of the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) approved implementation of its Contingency Plan on July 9.
