A PCC-specific net cost calculator for determining tuition on a student-by-student basis will be available on the college’s website by Aug. 2011.
Comeback too late for Lancers
The women’s soccer team made a comeback in the second half but was defeated by Mt. SAC with the final score of 4-2 on Tuesday’s South Coast Conference match at Robinson Stadium.
The people have spoken, Proposition 8 should stand
In this land of the free and home of the brave, two liberties stand out above all the others we are known for: the right to free speech and the right to vote.Ironically, however, it seems these rights are being misused in this age of ever-increasing social liberalism.
PCC soccer represented in pros
The men’s soccer team is having one of its worst seasons to date. The Lancers have a record of 0-10-1 in SCC (South Coast Conference) play and an overall record of 0-17-1.
Mt. Sac swept by Lancer volleyball
The women’s volleyball team continued its winning ways as it defeated the Mt. SAC Mounties in straight sets, 25-17, 25-16, and 25-13, before a boisterous crowd at Hutto-Patterson Gym on Friday.
Freshmen is a top finisher at SCC Final
The best finish in the South Coast Conference Championship race by a PCC women’s cross country runner in the last 10 years now belongs to freshmen Tracee Van Der Wyk.
Football earns first conference victory
Freshman Reuben Thomas scored four different ways at Robinson Stadium on Saturday, en route to leading PCC to a 27-20 victory over Moorpark and its first National Northern Conference win this season.
Football coach sues college, claiming administrative corruption, slander, violation of rights
Football coach Kenneth Lawler, who is still on paid leave, has filed suit in federal court against Pasadena Area Community College District and three individuals. The suit alleges defamation, emotional distress, and violation of public policy and violation of Lawler’s due process rights.
President’s Marine Band draws crowd, receives standing ovation
There were many opportunities for applause and ovation at the concert given Oct. 24 by “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, and the audience in attendance at Sexson Auditorium took nearly all of them to show its admiration for the group.
Customers have it their way at The Counter
With big taste and even bigger burgers, The Counter brings to the table a massive array of toppings to choose from. The Counter is a franchise restaurant that puts a modern spin on the old-fashioned burger joint.