Evan Sena wants to effect change through his education at Pasadena City College by seeking a future in counseling at-risk youth, starting with his own neighborhood.
Flowers and formaldehyde: human dissection offered in spring
Share: A single white curtain hanging in the open doorway of a particular room in the science village blocks wandering eyes for their own good. Follow:
First salvo in war of surveys released
Share: The Academic Senate presented the results of their Town Hall Survey to a room full of faculty, staff and students with representatives of the administration noticeably absent April 17. Follow:
Softball ousted 16-4
Despite home field advantage, the Lancers’ softball team (12-23, 4-14) lost their fourth consecutive game Thursday, 16-4, against visiting Long Beach City College (19-16, 9-9).
Jewelry program offers opportunities to all
Share: PCC offers a series of jewelry and metal fabrication classes that allow students to express their creative side through various projects, all due in part to Kay Yee, a 32-year veteran of the program. Follow:
Exceptional weekend prepares Lancer swim team
With the 2014 South Coast Conference Championships less than two weeks away, both the men and women’s swim teams are prepared and ready to make another big splash against the SCC’s elite swimmers.
OP-ED: If you want a cheap ride to school, you’ll have to pay for it
In August 2010, the Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority (GLCA) made a landmark decision to open a bid to a public/private investment in the extension of the Gold Line rail to Azusa. This new hybrid business model allowed private contractors to work with a public entity on a major transportation system – one that would cost well over $450 million.
OP-ED: Metro fare hike hurts those most dependent
If you depend on the L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Authority to commute to school or work, your pockets may see a little less change with the MTA’s recent fare increase proposal.
Student social gaming fills the gap
Student gamers desiring a social outlet are using social gaming on and off-campus as a way to combat stress while simultaneously gaining skills in ways they never had imagined.
To leave the nest or not?
An 18th birthday is supposed to be one of the major milestones in a young person’s life.
The 18th birthday grants many new rights and responsibilities. At 18, a person can own property, apply for military service, serve on a jury, purchase tobacco and pornography, and drive unrestricted in most states.
But the 18th birthday can also be a source of anxiety for some, as they are expected to embrace the title of adulthood that has suddenly been dropped into their laps.