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No Lights, No Camera, No Action
How has the coronavirus affected the movie and TV industry in the past month.
Thursday Farmer’s Market is now open
The Farmer’s Market that happens every Thursday returns to Downtown Fullerton, but with restrictions.
Study Abroad Student tested positive for COVID-19
Students and Faculty that were in London, England return during the outbreak.
Tips and tricks: How to stay busy during quarantine
Too much time studying and looking for other activities? With just over a week of quarantine in Orange County, there have been numerous of activities discovered for individuals to stay busy
How is Fullerton School District handling COVID-19
In the fear of the disease ( COVID-19) everything is starting to close such as jobs, colleges, restaurants and even our local high schools
How COVID-19 is affecting our transportation
Can you still use free bus pass even if Fullerton College closed?
Status of Fine Arts events on campus
Fullerton College Fine Arts Division events on campus have been put on hold and canceled.
Fullerton’s actions against covid-19
The city of Fullerton has taken a multitude of actions in the last few days to prevent the spread of covid-19. Here are a few of them.
42 COVID-19 cases in Orange County puts restrictions on public life
With 42 cases of coronavirus announced by the OC Healthcare Agency on Wednesday, Orange County is taking measures to ensure public safety.
Are all student services closed on campus?
All Student Support Services are closed on campus. Orange County has issued to stop any “non-essential” gatherings and that includes Fullerton College.
Fullerton City Council ratifies proclamation of local emergency
Mar. 17th’s Fullerton City Council meeting saw further preparation with the ratification of a declaration of emergency and an increase in emergency funding.
How covid-19 affects local businesses in Downtown Fullerton
Many businesses are closed until further notice but some remain open to serve their community.
Opinion: Could the Coronavirus kill the cruise industry?
One of the steps to avoid the coronavirus is to avoid the sea.
Fullerton College classes canceled
With COVID-19 spreading throughout the globe, Fullerton College has sent out an email cancelling classes from Mar. 13 until the Mar. 17 with the intention of preparing faculty with remote teaching.
Opinion: The steps Fullerton College needs to take
Colleges are switching to online to prevent COVID-19 transmission. Fullerton College should be next.
Campus Safety Weekly Report: Mar. 2 to Mar. 8
Campus Safety responds to medical aid and vandalism
As the coronavirus continues to spread Hornets are urged to remain calm.
Fullerton College spreads awareness about COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and urges the public to remain calm, plan and prepare.
Campus safety: How to become aware
Evening classes can go as late as 10 p.m. and most students do not take precautions when walking to or from class. Here are some ways on how to take precaution.
Annual Tomato Sale is back at the Horticulture Department
The Fullerton College Horticulture Department had its annual Tomato Sale this weekend.
Inspiring future Hornets at the 26th KinderCarminata
“Si, se puede!” (Yes, you can!) as Cesar Chavez would say.
Parking lot changes for Spring 2020
Many students have been alarmed at the lack of parking space and shuttle service for the Spring 2020 semester.
The presidential primary election is finally here
The Presidential Primary election is here for us Californians, but casting your vote can be done a little different now.
Local
Thursday Farmer’s Market is now open
The Farmer’s Market that happens every Thursday returns to Downtown Fullerton, but with restrictions.
Take out Thursday: Satisfy your cheesy cravings at Let It Brie
Don’t Brie boring this Thursday at home, order the most luxurious, affordable takeout in Downtown Fullerton.
Study Abroad Student tested positive for COVID-19
Students and Faculty that were in London, England return during the outbreak.
How is Fullerton School District handling COVID-19
In the fear of the disease ( COVID-19) everything is starting to close such as jobs, colleges, restaurants and even our local high schools
Support your local eatery with The Great American Takeout
Tuesday, Mar. 24, is the Great American Takeout that is meant to help local eatery.
How COVID-19 is affecting our transportation
Can you still use free bus pass even if Fullerton College closed?
Fullerton’s actions against covid-19
The city of Fullerton has taken a multitude of actions in the last few days to prevent the spread of covid-19. Here are a few of them.
42 COVID-19 cases in Orange County puts restrictions on public life
With 42 cases of coronavirus announced by the OC Healthcare Agency on Wednesday, Orange County is taking measures to ensure public safety.
Are all student services closed on campus?
All Student Support Services are closed on campus. Orange County has issued to stop any “non-essential” gatherings and that includes Fullerton College.
How covid-19 affects local businesses in Downtown Fullerton
Many businesses are closed until further notice but some remain open to serve their community.
Fullerton College classes canceled
With COVID-19 spreading throughout the globe, Fullerton College has sent out an email cancelling classes from Mar. 13 until the Mar. 17 with the intention of preparing faculty with remote teaching.
Thursday Bites Review: Tempting curries found at the Curry Hut
Indian cuisine located so close, it takes you into a salivating experience
Lucky specials in Fullerton for St. Patrick’s Day
Feel the luck of the Irish in Downtown Fullerton with all their St. Patrick’s Day specials.
Friends become foes at Crittenton’s Murder Mystery Night
A murder mystery event was held at Angelo’s and Vinci’s on Sunday night to raise money for vulnerable ex-foster youth.
Young conservatism on display at Nixon Library
Turning Point USA founder, Charlie Kirk, promoted his best selling book at the Nixon Library and reached out to young adults passionate about patriotism
Annual Tomato Sale is back at the Horticulture Department
The Fullerton College Horticulture Department had its annual Tomato Sale this weekend.
Inspiring future Hornets at the 26th KinderCarminata
“Si, se puede!” (Yes, you can!) as Cesar Chavez would say.
Thursday Bites Review: Cha2o the place to be
If in need of a relaxing comforting place Cha2o is the place to be.
Game Development Club gets revived for another round
The Game Development Club is being revived after being dormant for two years.
France comes to Fullerton
The FC French Club hosts high school students from France for a cultural emersion exchange.
One on one with Joshua Ferguson
Joshua Ferguson, the man behind Fullerton’s lawsuit, sits down with the Hornet for an in-depth interview.
Entertainment
No Lights, No Camera, No Action
How has the coronavirus affected the movie and TV industry in the past month.
Streaming services helping out during COVID-19
What streaming services are doing to help people with boredom at home.
Status of Fine Arts events on campus
Fullerton College Fine Arts Division events on campus have been put on hold and canceled.
When is the next new movie release in theaters?
With the growing restrictions of public spaces due to the CONV-19, movie releases have been pushed back.
Capcom confuses players
In response to a fan-made mod, Capcom released a netcode patch for Street Fighter V which confused its playerbase.
‘Welcome to Atlantica’ featured at Fullerton Gallery
The Fullerton College gallery opens its artist in residence with April Bey’s, “Welcome to Atlantica.”
Review: 9-1-1 Lone Star
Fox’s new spinoff show 9-1-1 Lone Star reflects the diversity of today
Movie Review: “Onward”
Disney Pixar’s “Onward” is a tale of brothers learning how to use magic in a forgotten world.
Movie Review: ‘The Invisible Man’ shows a unique case of domestic violence
The Invisible Man is a cleverly staged thriller that is a rollercoaster of suspenseful emotions.
How Bob Iger’s 15 years as CEO affected Disney
As many Disney fans know Bob Iger, CEO of Disney stepped down putting his CEO Disney badge to rest
Review: Hidden talents at the beat cafe
Fullerton College Beat Cafe for the spring 2020 semester included students, alumni and faculty as performers.
Beat Cafe open mic signups are now open
The Umoja program at Fullerton College will host the spring 2020 Beat Café open mic in honor of Black History Month.
Review: Five binge-worthy shows, streaming now
Streaming services offer many shows to choose from, these five are a must.
Opinion: The Oscars need to improve viewership
With the Oscars performing poorly this year, the Academy and Hollywood need to change in order to stand a chance against free content on the internet.
Review: 5 movies to watch this Valentine’s Day
Fall in love with these five fun romantic flicks for Valentine’s Day.
Opinion: Can the Oscars survive?
The Oscars are one of Hollywood’s biggest moments every year. However, with controversies and decreases in viewership, are the Oscars still relevant?
Instruments of Change opens at Fullerton College art gallery
The first art exhibit of the spring 2020 semester is open at Fullerton College and showcasing Latin American street artists.
Carpool Karaoke ft. The President of Fullerton College
Carpool Karaoke ft. The President of Fullerton College
Review: FC Theatre Department’s musical production of ‘Bright Star’ travels audiences to the 1920s and ’40s
FC Theatre Department presents “Bright Star” a musical inspired by a true event.
Song Review: Billie Eilish gets personal in new song, ‘Everything I Wanted’
Billie Eilish released a new track, “Everything I Wanted,” in November. Is it too personal?
Album Review: Coldplay’s ‘Everyday Life’ is a two-part compilation of human emotions
Coldplay is back after four years with a two part album ready to take on the world’s problems.
Recap: 2019 American Music Awards
Was this year’s American Music Awards everything and more?
Opinion
Opinion: The hurt will last for NCAA players
The COVID-19 outbreak has hit the world of sports hard. This news hurts now and will hurt long after.
Opinion: Let her talk sports
There needs to be more representation of women in sports, especially in the booth.
Opinion: Life is too short to travel
People should stay away from vacationing to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Opinion: Could the Coronavirus kill the cruise industry?
One of the steps to avoid the coronavirus is to avoid the sea.
Opinion: The steps Fullerton College needs to take
Colleges are switching to online to prevent COVID-19 transmission. Fullerton College should be next.
Opinion: Should NCAA athletes be paid?
With March Madness soon approaching, should college athletes be paid for their efforts?
Opinion: Should Political Campaigns Go Paperless
Political campaigns should go paperless, but not for the reasons one would assume.
Opinion: Houston, we got a problem
Spring training is now underway for the MLB, but majority of the talk is focused on the Houston Astros.
Opinion: The hard decision college football players face
The transfer portal offers players a decision to do what best for them
Opinion: The Oscars need to improve viewership
With the Oscars performing poorly this year, the Academy and Hollywood need to change in order to stand a chance against free content on the internet.
Opinion: Is the Counseling Center really helping students?
The wait time for a counselor at Fullerton College can take up to four hours, offering an online service can help.
Opinion: Do schools actually kill creativity?
There are different opinions on whether schools kill creativity according to Ken Robinson.
Opinion: Polyamory is a non-traditional option for love
Monogamy isn’t the only option available in today’s world, some are choosing the option of polyamory.
Opinion: The importance of our oceans and coral reefs
Ocean lovers, This one is for you! What you need to know about our oceans and reefs.
Wellness Wednesday: Are You Eating Well?
How nourishment is vital to living a healthy life
Buzzworthy: How do you consume media?
Has digital taken over or do people still buy physical media for their consumption?
Wellness Wednesday Opinion: Veto the keto diet
The ketogenic diet has become a trendy way to shred some pounds, but medical experts are warning that this diet is not meant to be a fad.
Opinion: Dorsey, Zuckerberg and the weapon of social media
Social media is being hacked. Can Silicon Valley take a stand, or will the creation take over its creator?
Wellness Wednesday: The benefits of being fit
The benefits of exercise that can improve your health.
Opinion: How California became the capital of homelessness
The Golden State has become the Homeless State in a time of economic prosperity. The only question to ask is, why?
Wellness Wednesday Opinion: Is sleep for the weak?
Sleeping patterns affect students health and well-being. Tips to get into a better sleep routine and what to avoid that is harming your sleep health.
BUZZWORTHY: What are you doing for Halloween?
Halloween is coming up! What are your fellow FC students up to this Halloween?
Sports
Opinion: The hurt will last for NCAA players
The COVID-19 outbreak has hit the world of sports hard. This news hurts now and will hurt long after.
Rustlers wrangle Hornets in conference play
Hornets starting pitcher, Taylor Pendley, showed improvement on Monday afternoon against Golden West, only allowing four runs in 6.2 innings compared to giving up ten runs in four innings in his last start against Cypress College
Gauchos leave Hornets scoreless
Hornets reliever Jessica Lopez pitched a shutout after a rocky start from Haylee Enriquez
Chargers zap Hornets
The accumulation of free passes to the Chargers and the silencing of Hornets bats led to Fullerton dropping their conference opener
The Hornets season ends two points too short
A complicated night for the Hornets Men’s Basketball team
Ladies Lacrosse puts up a fight against South Division Champions
Women’s lacrosse of Fullerton College tested their defense against Cal State San Marcos on Saturday but fell short with a loss of 15-5.
Hornets take a hard loss to Hawks
Free passes and inadequate pitching again were the cause of another conference loss to Santiago Canyon
Opinion: Houston, we got a problem
Spring training is now underway for the MLB, but majority of the talk is focused on the Houston Astros.
Hornets vanquished by Vaqueros
The Hornets out hit the Vaqueros 11 – 7, but allowed too many unearned runs through free passes
Fullerton comes out on top in 71-64 victory over Saddleback
An intense victory to end the regular season before playoffs
Chargers trample Hornets 10 – 3
Hornets waste offensive opportunities after having come off three consecutive blow out victories
Opinion: The hard decision college football players face
The transfer portal offers players a decision to do what best for them
Lady Hornets mercilessly mercy Marauders 11-0
Fullerton’s overwhelming offense and strategic defense lead to a quick hour and a half mercy against Antelope Valley College
Olympians outcompete Hornets 11 – 3
The Hornets’ strong offense was no match for the stellar Olympians’ defense
Hornets sting Riverside 5 – 0 in first conference game
Haylee Enriquez earns first college career win with a shutout in the Hornets’ first Orange Empire Conference matchup
Hornets soar past Comets 7- 6
Hornets batters kept the pressure on Comets pitching in the later half of the game giving Fullerton their third win in a row
Shorthanded Hornets take down Golden West in conference rematch
The Hornets remain in 2nd place in the Orange Empire Conference with win over Golden West
Lady Hornets fall short in extra-innings loss to Jaguars 1 – 0
Jaguars score in 8th due to extra baserunner with the International Tie-Breaker Rule
Hornets hand Mt. SAC the 9-1 victory in their home-opener
The combination of youth and inexperience led to the 9-1 defeat in the Hornets first game of the regular season
OCC loses one of its best Pirates but won’t forget his legacy
Pirate’s Head Baseball Coach dies in a helicopter crash
