Five weeks into the school semester and the protests against the budget cuts are still going strong, but they’re not getting the job done and are not being directed at the right source of the problem. Only in Sacramento can these problems be properly addressed.
Students threatens division dean
A student was placed in psychological services on Tuesday after he verbally threatened to kill a division dean.
PCC badminton smashes through ECC Compton
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PCC came out with their second win of the season when they went up against ECC Compton Tartars with a score of 21 to 0.
Community Colleges Chancellor supports tax initiative
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California Community Colleges Chancellor Jack Scott at PCC on Thursday expressed support for a ballot initiative that would increase taxes, saying that it was a “step in the right direction. “
Smart 18 aims to update campus technology
A technology update is underway on campus, with hopes of completion before June 2013, according to Vice President of Information Technology Dwayne Cable.
Campus track serves as training grounds for Olympic hopefuls
Olympic hopefuls who train at PCC’s Robinson Stadium competed at the Pasadena Games, where junior high, senior high, college, and individual world-class athletes ran in one of California’s most premier meets.
For Instructor, Guitar Is a Life Long Experience
For instructor Ron Berman, teaching students how to play the guitar is more than a job. It’s a passion, one that requires patience, communication, and a love of music.
Student calls for dialogue with President Rocha over budget cuts
Student’s letter to the editor sets a time and place for a meeting with President Rocha
College president opposes limits on free speech
PCC President Mark Rocha is firmly opposed to a ‘time, place, manner’ policy that would limit protests and demonstrations on campus.