Gootecks explains how a lack of a live audience can affect Esports' exposure to a new audience.

Many businesses are closed until further notice but some remain open to serve their community.
Downtown Fullerton is usually thriving with flocks of customers but since the pandemic of the coronavirus many businesses are shutting down until further notice.

However, there are still some shops that remain open to serve their community during this trivial time. Some of these shops include Burger Parlor, Lost Levels and Matador Cantina. These businesses are all aware of the public's fear of contracting covid-19 and are taking the necessary precautions to keep their businesses operating in an efficient manner.

Lost Levels has its arcade closed but people may still buy/sell/trade games. Playing video games at home can be a great way to pass the time until schools reopen for most.

Burger Parlor and Matador Cantina are both taking extra steps to ensure their facility can be as clean as possible. Matador will be open today for St. Patricks Day and is still operating at normal hours.

"We're wiping everything down every 30-60 minutes or whenever we have free time. We also are making sure bathrooms are stocked up and hand sanitizer stations are full," said Oliva, bartender at Matador.

https://hornet.fullcoll.edu/how-covid-19-affects-local-businesses-in-downtown-fullerton/

Five students from Fullerton College share their mission statement surrounding their educational goals, motivations to graduate and dreams in life.

Students: Matthew Gonzales, Anthony A., Yeimi Pimental, Lucy Gonzales and Noemi, explain what their personal student mission statement is. They all open up about why their education is so important to their journey in life. From hoping to open a business, providing for their family, or being a first-generation college student, these students are just a small example of the large scale diversity that FC has.

https://hornet.fullcoll.edu/whats-your-mission-statement/