Fashion majors and instructor feel that campus fashion is starting to become more developed.
Campus renovations are projected for near future
Construction and renovations projects under the Facilities Maintenance Master Plan were presented to members of the Budget and Resource Allocation Committee on Feb. 21, addressing possible ideas for a campus redesign as PCC hits its 100th centennial.
REVIEW: Jazz Antiqua Dance and Music Ensemble
The Jazz Antiqua Dance and Music Ensemble’s performance in Harbeson Hall on Feb. 21 made both jazz dance and jazz music easy to appreciate and inclusive to an otherwise inexperienced listening audience.
College contemplates merging Lancer ID card with bankcard
PCC weighs the options of merging every student’s Lancer ID card with a US Bank debit card.
OP-ED: Pope is irrelevant in the United States
Let’s face it, the pope is not relevant to American Society. The United States may be the land of the free, and the home to a colorful spectrum of races, cultures, values and religions, but it’s a country known for Hollywood, The Big Apple and obesity, not for its deep religious affiliations.
Artist blends layers of information in a minimalist space
Artist LaDuke’s exhibit “ellipsis†opened in the Art Gallery on Feb. 20. During the week of Mar 18 through 22, LaDuke will present a public lecture in the Vosloh Forum followed by a reception in the Art Gallery on March 18.
A Look Back With: Charlene Potter
Growing up Instructor Charlene Potter, who teaches ESL, Linguistics and French, never thought that she would end up being a teacher but found her passion for it while working part-time in a government sponsored program in western Canada.
Lancers baseball falls to Grossmont despite late rally
An extremely frustrating day on offense summed up the loss for Lancers baseball on Feb. 22 as the team fell 7-3 to Grossmont College at Jackie Robinson Memorial Field.
Men’s Basketball final home game is a success
The game that the fans will remember most from this season is PCC’s dominating 81-61 victory over El Camino College-Compton Center in the team’s final home game on Feb. 20.
OP-ED: Drone assassinations undermine the U.S. Constitution
With President Obama’s use of drone assassinations in Pakistan and Yemen, he has overstepped the bounds of the United States Constitution and garnered himself the power over life and death, more power than any one man should wield.