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Posted on March 27, 2013March 27, 2013 by: Alumni Staff

Column: March Madness is for the underdogs

Every March, 68 college basketball teams play a tournament over the course of three weeks to decide a true national champion. But March Madness is the only event that an underdog can actually make a difference.

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Posted on March 27, 2013April 16, 2018 by: Alumni Staff

OP-ED: Consumers responsible for healthy choices

The government should not make the decision for the consumer on what to eat or drink; individuals should make the healthy choice for themselves and their family.

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Posted on March 26, 2013March 27, 2013 by: Alumni Staff

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Academic Senate Board Meeting – 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Circadian.

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Posted on March 26, 2013April 3, 2013 by: Karla Sosa

Food For Fines helps students pay library fees

The Library will be hosting its second Food For Fines event to help students pay their library fines.

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Posted on March 26, 2013September 7, 2016 by: Karla Sosa

Track and Field hosts 70th Pasadena Games

Share: Teams from Colleges, universities and high schools from around California and even out of state participated in the 70th Pasadena Games at Robinson Stadium on March 22 and 23. Follow:

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Posted on March 21, 2013September 7, 2016 by: Antonio Gandara

SCENE: Graffiti Paradise

Share: Terra de la Culebra Park in Highland Park is one of the few places where  graffiti artists can legally practice their work. PCC students and street artists utilize the graffiti safe zone to hone their skills. Follow:

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Posted on March 21, 2013March 21, 2013 by: Alumni Staff

Voices: Do you have confidence that the administration is running the college well?

Share: Students and instructors share their opinion about the current college administration. Follow:

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Posted on March 20, 2013March 27, 2013 by: Alumni Staff

Campus seethes over administration

Members of the campus community are sad and seething with disappointment over the actions of the administration after the presentation of two historic votes of no confidence at the March 13 Board of Trustees meeting.

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Posted on March 20, 2013September 7, 2016 by: Luis Rodriguez

Artist in Residence wins crowd over

Pulling out eyelash hairs and molding private parts were topics of discussion as renowned Los Angeles artist Tom LaDuke began his week as Artist in Residence on Monday with a public lecture to a packed house at the Vosloh Forum.

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Posted on March 20, 2013March 27, 2013 by: Alumni Staff

EDITORIAL: Administration should plan a 2014 winter session

The quickest and least painful way for the administration to defuse this crisis of confidence would be for it to immediately propose an official 2013-14 college calendar that includes a winter session. We urge it to do so without delay.

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This morning, the college sent out an email inform This morning, the college sent out an email informing faculty and students of the resignation of now former PCC Chief of Police Steven Matchan who is currently at the center of a lawsuit along with the college and other officials based on allegations of sexual harassment by six current and former female Campus Police employees.

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✍️ Written By: Maryam Tall & Taylor Fitzgerald 
📸 Photo By: Daniel Nerio 

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During the week of September 28th, there were repo During the week of September 28th, there were reports made by someone reporting that they were being stalked on campus. Other incidents reported during the week stated that an individual was arrested, cited, and released by campus police for public intoxication.

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✍️ Written By: Rorey Sotela
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On what was a cloudy and drizzly afternoon, Mt. Wi On what was a cloudy and drizzly afternoon, Mt. Wilson’s Observatory hosted their last “Matinees on the Mountain” screening of the season. The Observatory has held these screenings of older films since October of last year, aiming to get more people interested in going up to the mountain and learn more of its history. The event is set to return in May of 2027.

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✍️ Written By: Biankah Anderson
📸 Photo By: Biankah Anderson

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PCC football made their way to Golden West College PCC football made their way to Golden West College in what was sure to be a competitive matchup as both teams carried a winning streak heading into the game. The Lancers strong first quarter wrote the script for the remainder of the game as they never gave Golden West the opportunity to catch their breath. Staff writer Henry Horn breaks down all the pivotal moments that occurred in the game while highlighting what led the Lancers to victory. 

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✍️ Written By: Henry Horn
📸 Photo By: Henry Horn

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James Gunn’s ‘Lanterns’ hit the mark on many areas James Gunn’s ‘Lanterns’ hit the mark on many areas that fans of the Green Lantern IP have come to expect, yet the show’s production ultimately held back the full potential that could’ve been explored. Staff writer Guy Roots-Stevens breaks down the show’s up’s and down’s, elaborating on what made it an excellent adaptation while still having plenty of room for improvement. 

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✍️ Written By: Guy Roots-Stevens
🖼️ Illustration By: Maryam Tall

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Taylor Swift is no stranger when it comes to produ Taylor Swift is no stranger when it comes to producing hits, her latest example being her project titled The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore as it shot to the top of the charts. Despite the numbers, the pop singers’ fans seemingly ranked it last in her discography as the album just didn’t meet their expectations. Staff writer Jessie Shone explains how the deluxe completely missed the target as the project focuses primarily on Swift’s relationship rather than how years spent touring has changed her.

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✍️ Written By: Jessie Shone
🖼️ Illustration By: Sammi Fuller

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