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Due to a successful run in August, Broadway Songbook VII will return to the stage Sept. 10 and 11, according to Theater and Dance instructor Richard Kuller.
The musical revue is a product of the Summer Triple-Threat workshop, an intensive, eight-week course taught by Kuller.
Hired in July as the Vice President of student services, Robert Bell aims to begin changes to make life at PCC better for students and faculty members.
The year-old $10 Student Activity Fee was hotly debated at the Board of Trustee meeting this summer. At this point, no decision has been made about its future.
Five new vice presidents, appointed over the summer, have detailed their vision for their respective areas and plans for future changes in their operations.
A record breaking pass play, one of five passing touchdowns, helped the Lancers football team to a victory against Glendale Community College on Saturday.
The record setting play was a 96-yard pass by quarterback Justin Posthuma to wide receiver Jose Rodriguez. PCC has won the last seven games against Glendale with the final score of Lancers 49 to Vaqueros 28.
Benedict Lastimado, the new Vice President of Human Resources explains the logistics of Human Resources with meaningful simplicity.
A project that has taken two Associated Students’ executive boards to accomplish, a new AS website has finally been launched.
Large canvases, sculptures, and various other forms of art are gathered in the PCC Art Gallery for the annual Faculty Exhibit, which opened Sept. 7.
The Lancers got off to a fast start this season by beating Cuyamaca 4-2, San Diego Mesa 4-0 and Fullerton 2-0 in recent weeks.
Despite the hot start there was very little evidence of that in this game.
Websites Half.com, Chegg.com, Affordabook.com, and ThrowBook.com, are among many that provide students with different options for purchasing books other than the PCC Bookstore, or the Book Mart on Colorado Blvd.