When the Courier asked PCC professors to give their suggestion for the one book students should read before they transfer or graduate, it gave them a chance to go off the beaten path and forget the syllabus, get a little creative, or promote their own failed manuscript about a loveable pet chimp called Pepito.
Trustee Brings Variety of Experiences to Service on Board
Back from his first Board of Governors meeting, wearing a business suit with his “Republicans For Obama” sticker gleaming, Geoffrey Baum looks every bit the trustee that he’s been since 2001.
Volleyball Surges Toward Playoffs
Riding high off of an upset win over No. 11 ranked Mt. San Antonio College on Tuesday, the PCC women’s volleyball team swept Los Angeles City College 25-13, 25-16, 25-12 Wednesday night.
Women’s Basketball Looking for Another Strong Season
The 2007-2008 season of the women’s basketball team began with the emotional loss of one of their players, sophomore Reia Shapiro, who passed away after a hit-and-run accident last October.
Men’s Soccer Remains in First Place After Tie
The PCC men’s soccer team’s hopes for a win were lost when East Los Angeles College’s Robbie Dix scored the tying goal in the 89th minute to make the final score 1-1 at a intense match at Robinson Stadium on Tuesday.
Conference Title Within Reach for Football
The Lancers overcame a slow first half at Moorpark College and dominated the second half to prevail 24-7 in a National Northern Conference game.
Men’s Basketball wants to Forget About Last Seasons Struggles
The PCC Men’s Basketball team is getting ready to bounce back after a disappointing 4-23 overall record last season.
Campus Needs Funds to Improve Classroom Conditions
With the recent passage of Measure J, which ensures $3.5 billion for the Los Angeles Community College District, PCC and its aging facilities should be subject to more scrutiny.