Share: In the wake of non-combatant Steven Sotloff’s sadistic murder at the hands of an ISIS executioner, it is natural to wish that more could have been done to save him and others who have met a similar fate. Follow:
Freshman runner exceeds expectations
Freshman, Celso Martinez is a young man who is rapidly exceeding expectations on the Men’s Cross Country team. He recently placed 2nd in the PCC team at the Rio Hondo Classic on Friday, in the 4 mile race.
Football can’t sustain early momentum
In a game that saw 35 penalties called, the Lancers football team couldn’t capitalize on the El Camino Warriors’ mishandling of the ball and lost its 13th straight home game Saturday night. The final score was 37-20.
Social media challenge approaching social moral concern
Share: In the last few years, social media “challenge” has become a popular movement, but it’s also become a dangerous trend. Participants sometimes receive serious injuries and potentially linking to death, and furthermore social concern. If you are familiar with social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube, you may have experienced or watched some challenges. The Cinnamon Challenge, swallowing cinnamon powder within a minute without water, was one of the first popularized trends on the Internet a couple years ago. Although nearly 300,000 challengers …
Controversial penalty downs women’s soccer
The Lancers women’s soccer team lost on the road to Pierce College 2-0 on Tuesday after conceding two late goals, including one on a contentious penalty kick.
Catching up with Coach Swanegan
Coach Swanegan is different because of the love for the game, his trust in his staff, and connection with players who share the same goals.
District and Faculty Association refuse to budge on contract negotiations
Share: The Faculty Association (FA) is not budging with the District over contract negotiations and continues to hold out for a new offer, according to a union official. Follow:
Board appoints Miller as interim president
After five hours and two closed sessions, the Board of Trustees finally appointed Former Vice President Robert Miller as interim president of PCC Wednesday night.
The road to Make Music: Pasadena to Seattle
Share: Former PCC student Eric Lilavois’ attachment to the Crown City, and its culture, diversity and potential as an entertainment hub extends into his business as a music producer, studio owner, musician, and songwriter. “I went to PCC very briefly,” said Lilavois, owner of Crown City Studios in Pasadena. “My education in music has all been in the studio.” But his connection with PCC did not end there. In 2010, Lilavois’ brother, Randy, served as the head coach of the PCC Women’s Soccer Team before …