The impending rainstorm will be celebrated by ALMOST everyone in drought-ridden California this week. Unfortunately for the Cypress College Astronomy club, the unexpected rain means their star viewing party planned this Wednesday will be canceled. Club advisor Michael Frey announced the bad news on the club’s Facebook page Sunday morning. The Weather Channel website forecasts…
The stars will be out next week at Cypress College, and not the kind that grace the cover of Paper Magazine. The only moon that will be visible is the one in the sky, the view courtesy of the Cypress College Astronomy club. The club will hold one of its star parties next Wednesday, Dec.…
It’s a dirty, stinky job, but someone has to do it. The marine bio club volunteered their hands -and cleanliness- to the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium in San Pedro last Friday, Nov. 21. The club assisted other volunteers and on-site researchers in collecting, measuring and counting various species of marine life in the muddy salt marsh…
Its time to lace up those ice skates and hit the rink! The LA Kings Holiday Ice rink will be opening to the public once again for the holiday celebrations. The Rink will reopen on Nov. 29 and remain open until Dec. 31. The holidays are near and what better way to get into the…
Do you want a handmade, unique christmas gift to give mom this year? Look no further, Cypress College Art Gallery will be open for students and the public to view and purchase student and faculty art Nov. 25 and 26 at 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Holiday sale will also include artwork by former students, staff and…
From President Bob Simpson participating in the ice bucket challenge, to mixed reviews on Chargers Cafe’s new food the News Show has got the scoop on it all. Watch anchors Gerard Avelino and Victoria Cardenas in the unreleased pilot episode of the News Show. The Cypress Chronicle Media Network has an all new show…
“On my way, b there soon…” Don’t let that be that last words said in a text message before your death. “3,328 people were killed in distraction related crashes” while texting and driving, according to Ed Snyder and Associates. People are constantly drawn into their phones – whether it’s texting, posting, tweeting or surfing the…
With another semester in full swing, most students have by now realized college coursework requires a lot of time outside of class. Devoting two hours of studying a week per unit is often cited, but this rule’s origin is far from simple, and following it can sometimes seem even more complicated. How much time in…
The end of the semester has arrived which means one thing: finals. Finals are stressful for everyone. There are several tips online that students can find to help them with the stress of finals. The first thing to do when studying for finals is create a study guide. However, some professors do give out…
Cypress College has a wide variety of places to visit, you can go anywhere and find someone new. Students tend to have their favorite spots to visit and where they can easily relax and have a good time. Cypress College provides different places around campus for students to socialize or study. You can sit in…