The Society of Motion Pictures and Television Engineers crowned the winners of its Big Video Contest on May 18.
Modern dance class pays tribute to Michael Jackson
With mesmerized guests peering through the windows of the Creveling Lounge on May 14 the modern dance class put on a production ensemble.
PCC study abroad offers opportunities
Vacationing abroad is sometimes a luxury that many do not have the time or funds to make possible.
President finalist named
Desdemona Cardoza, a senior official at CSU Los Angeles, has been named as the first of two finalists for the PCC president/superintendent post.
New rules for animals weighed
People bringing animals on campus may soon find themselves in violation of college policy. PCC currently has no policy regarding animals, something that Vice President of Administrative Service Rick van Pelt wants to change.
Veterans sail in Florida Keys
Fourteen PCC Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans, as well as two advisers, set sails to the wind for six days during spring break in the Florida Keys.
A look back with… Professor Rosemary Scott
Professor Rosemary Scott is the coordinator of the Speech-Language Pathology Assistance Program with a background full of experience.
Associated Students ’10-’11 Candidate Statements
Alejandra Yanez – VP of Campus ActivitiesBringing change, involvement and unity for PCC students.*Play Hard and Study HardAshley Jackson- VP of Cultural DiversityMy name is Ashley Jackson, and I am a Student for Progress. As one of the most active members of the ASPCC Cultural Diversity Committee, I not only have both the experience and skill required for this position; I am also the only candidate running for Vice President of Cultural Diversity that can give PCC students what they really need.
Award winner lectures on art in the everyday
The faces of audience members shone hues of different colors in the auditorium of the R Building during Art Professor Rebecca Morris’ presentation entitled “Abstraction in the Everyday.
Chinese Music Ensemble inspires audience
As Cynthia Hsiang began playing the introduction to Blue and White Porcelain on piano, a combination of stringed instruments played by the PCC Chinese Music Ensemble soon accompanied, silencing the audience and reducing them to sighs of awe.