Month: May 2010

PCC plans to honor veterans and active American military personnel today at noon with a Memorial Day service at the Veterans Memorial Court, according to Veterans Club President Carol Calandra.

Unhappy with the candidates, the Associated Students made an official request to the Board of Trustees to add more to the final two that have been announced for the PCC president position.

Construction of the pending Center for the Arts delayed again, awaiting approval of plans by the Division of the State Architect.

A man was arrested and released on bail after PCC police found several weapons, including a crossbow, and also marijuana in his car on Monday morning.

American writer and novelist Jamaica Kincaid’s success doesn’t hinder her from continuing to learn and prosper.

At a public forum held Monday in Creveling Lounge, PCC president/superintendent candidate Mark Rocha stressed the importance of moving PCC into the 21st century on all fronts, and hinted at a decade-long vision for the “next community college” centered around the Educational Master Plan (EMP).

After speaking to him, it is clear that physical conditioning Professor Lonnie Teper has come a long way from his early academic years at Montebello High School.

PCC’s Marching Percussion Ensemble came in first place at the American Drum Line Championships on April 24 in Mission Hills.

The Pasadena Young Musicians Orchestra showcased its impressive talent in a tribute to famous American movie scores on Sunday afternoon in Sexson Auditorium.

Wanda Bryant, a professor in the Performing and Communication Arts Division, analyzed the themes of the music from the epic film “Avatar” in a lecture for her class on May 18.