The Lancers were unable to capitalize on their multitude of scoring chances in a 1-0 loss to the College of the Desert Roadrunners at Robinson Stadium on Saturday. Other than the late game controversy involving the Roadrunners’ coach, the game was in PCC’s hands, but they failed to turn their solid play into a positive result.
Product design instructor started young
Leaned back in his chair with his chin in his hands, Stan Kong, assistant professor of Industrial Design, reminisces about his days in college.
International students forced to change their plans
A late spring session will be scheduled to accommodate international students who had made arrangements to travel or work during the eliminated winter session, officials said.
Jack Scott returns home to Pasadena
After almost six decades in a distinguished career as a leader in higher education and as a state legislator, California Community Colleges Chancellor Jack Scott, former PCC president, is retiring and returning home to the Pasadena area.
Football team gets hammered in 3rd loss
The Saturday night lights were on at Robinson Stadium and the crowd was cheering as Quarterback Justin Posthuma returned from his injury, but unlike the lights, the Lancers were unable to shine. The El Camino College Warrior sliced through PCC with a winning score of 46-27 on Saturday.
Transit pass offered for third year
PCC’s partnership with the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Foothill Transit has renewed the I-TAP program for a third year this fall.
Art instructor inspired by student diversity
Visual Arts and Media Studies instructor Richard “Rick†Osaka is a gentle, soft-spoken man.
Many say listening to music helps them study
Many students depend on the tunes streaming from their iPods as an aid in keeping them focused while studying.
University day draws crowds
Hundreds flocked to the Quad for University Day on Monday morning despite the heat. The event ran from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., but students started checking out the booths about 20 minutes early this semester.
Tax increase measure has major flaw
Gov. Jerry Brown believes he has an answer to California’s financial crisis with Proposition 30.