Month: October 2008

Two members of Peace & Dignity Journeys spoke of the organization’s spiritual run that succeeds in unifying all indigenous tribes at MEChA’s Indigenous People’s Day event on Thursday.

There practically is no reason someone eligible to vote should not vote. November’s upcoming election is surely for the record books.

Jose Cortez scored a brilliant goal in the 15th minute and PCC’s men’s soccer team upset the visiting Cerritos Falcons 3-1 Tuesday at Robinson Stadium.

WEB EXCLUSIVE – PCC remains unbeaten in National Northern Conference play after upsetting host Ventura 38-21 in a game that was much closer than the score indicated.

Proposition 8, is not as some have characterized it, a “denial of love,” Proposition 8 is simply a defense of marriage as it has been defined since time immemorial as a sacred bond between a man and a woman.

Proposition 8 is more than just a ban on gay marriage, it is a battle between equality among same-sex couples and the restitution of the old definition of marriage.

The Lancer women’s soccer team put up a fight but lost to Cerritos College with the final score 3-1 in the South Coast Conference (SCC) on Tuesday. The Lancers dropped to 6-5 overall record.

The Lancers trailed 14-9, and had yet to get much offense going, but what happened in the fourth quarter led to what may be Kuk’s signature win this season.

The Pasadena Maple Leafs are a non-profit organization entirely run by parents and volunteers. Established in 1964, it is the oldest youth hockey program in Southern California. They play in the Southern California Amateur Hockey Association (SCAHA), a youth club hockey league with an age range from six to 18.

WEB EXCLUSIVE – On one side of the court, Long Beach City College’s Head Coach Suzie Witmer was speechless. On the other side was a jovial PCC Head Coach Tammy Silva, who’s Lancers swept and dominated the Vikings (10-4 overall, 3-2 SCC) in three straight sets (25-12, 25-21, 25-20) Friday at the Hutto-Patterson Gym.