Share: The Lancers men’s soccer team was stunned in Friday’s loss to Cerritos College by a last-minute goal but redeemed themselves in Tuesday’s win over El Camino College-Compton Center to snap a nine-game winless streak. Follow:
Power outage shuts down tie-breaking third set at volleyball match
State ranked No.6 El Camino was leading the third set when a power outage at El Camino College caused the volleyball game to be postponed. At the time of the outage, No. 21 PCC was tied with ECC 1-1 in sets.
Cross country team takes on scorching heat at Riverside Invitational
Share: After having a two-week break, The Pasadena City College cross country team took on the record breaking heat last Friday at Riverside College. The whole day started off rough for The Lancers, having a 30 minute delay due to a few teams not being on time for the race. The women were supposed to start at 10 a.m. but did not until 10:30. Many of the women runners were not happy considering that they had to warm up again. The race started at an …
Lancers women’s water polo brimming with confidence
Share: After earning their first victory in the South Coast Conference versus El Camino last week in dominant fashion, the women’s water polo team scurried away from East Los Angeles with a 8-4 victory on Wednesday to improve to .500 in conference play and overall. Follow:
Football: Enough is enough
Share: Football has emerged as one of the most popular sports in America. And for many sports lovers, the love for a sport is developed by not only playing the game itself but by also watching the pros. We marvel at their skill level and ability to play against the world’s elite. Follow:
Mass shooters must be identified
Share: To name or not to name—this is the dilemma that has sent people into a frenzy in the days since the cold-blooded mass shooting at Umpqua Community College on Oct. 1. Since the crime’s lead investigator John Hanlin publicly announced his refusal to speak of the gunman’s name and urged the media to do the same, the thin fabric that is the media-audience relationship has not been the same. “Let me be very clear: I will not name the shooter,” Hanlin announced at a …
Too lazy to register, you’re not alone
Share: Voter apathy has been at an all-time high for years. To be frank, nobody feels as if their votes actually matter. Follow:
50,000 descend on JPL for annual open house
Share: If you look through the “Eyes on Exoplanets” software invented and provided for free by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, you’ll discover that not only is our planet just a speck—a “pale blue dot” in a sea of galaxies, each with thousands of stars of their own, each star with usually at least one planet orbiting around it—but that the already unimaginable expanse of the universe is actually still growing, and growing faster and faster apart. Follow: