Month: October 2009

PCC’s biological technology department continues to be a leader in stem cell research in California. Students taking part in Biology 38 are getting hands on experience in a new and exciting research field.

Professor of psychology Harold Martin and two student speakers publicly discussed on flex day what the PCC community can do to help returning veterans better cope with their assimilation back into civilian life.

The pretrial hearing of former PCC student Isaac Campbell accused of murdering his alleged ex-girlfriend Liya Jessie Lu has been set for Nov. 3.

In order to enforce the smoking policy, PCC police officers were authorized to begin issuing citations to people found smoking outside the campus’s designated smoking areas on Sept 28.

The women’s water polo team dominated Rio Hondo College in a 14-2 win Wednesday at the PCC Aquatic Center.

The women’s volleyball team dominated LA Trade Tech, defeating them in straight sets 25-11, 25-13, 25-14, in Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium on Wednesday.

A zealous and deeply foreboding rift between the Faculty Association and the college Board of Trustees has gone too far.

The Associated Students meeting on Oct. 2 got heated when Student Trustee Brain Abadia spoke about his concerns regarding Nolan Pack’s, chair of the sustainability committee for AS, proposal for a PCC social equality day which would emphasize marriage awareness.

After nine heartbreaking games for the PCC’s men’s soccer team, the Lancers finally got a tie against East Los Angeles Huskies at Robinson Field on Tuesday to make their record to 0-2-1 in the SCC and overall 0-9-1.

The women’s soccer team captured its first South Coast Conference win of the season by defeating East Los Angeles College, 2-1 at Robinson Stadium on Tuesday.