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Posted on October 29, 2015October 29, 2015 by: Katja Liebing

Scene: All Hallows Eve

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Posted on October 28, 2015March 23, 2017 by: John Orona

Local leaders back board candidates

Share: The PCC Faculty Association has endorsed Tom Selinkse for the district two seat and Hoyt Hilsman for the district four seat on the PCC Board of Trustees. Follow:

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Posted on November 4, 2015 by: Alex Chhuon

Foster youth grant may bring over a million to PCC

Share: Pasadena City College was notified they are intended to receive part of a grant that divides $15 million among ten schools to help foster youth pay for their educational needs. Follow:

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Posted on October 28, 2015October 28, 2015 by: Hannah Gonzales

Lancers lose big in second half despite lead in second quarter

A costly 15-yard penalty proved to be the beginning of the end for PCC football against Moorpark College Saturday when the Lancers blew a first-half lead and wound up losing 52-26.

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Posted on October 28, 2015October 28, 2015 by: Hannah Gonzales

Students find inspiration, motivation at Disability Mentoring Day

Jessica Garcia was so nervous Wednesday morning that she couldn’t decide what shoes to wear.

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Posted on October 28, 2015June 4, 2020 by: Elissa Saldana

Dia del los muertos: A showcase of culture and art

Share: Orange Mexican marigold flowers, also know as flor de cempasuchil, decorated the South El Molino Avenue sidewalk, along with colorful sugar skulls, calaca masks and vividly vibrant paintings inspired by the Mexican holiday Dia De Los Muertos. Follow:

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Posted on October 28, 2015September 15, 2020 by: Monique LeBleu

35 years of encouraging science and exploration brings new future space

Share: A full day culminated in the celebration of 35 years for the Planetary Society last week with a combined dedication of their new facility in Pasadena, now open to the public, and a star-studded evening variety event complete with entertainment and the love of all things science. Follow:

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Posted on October 28, 2015October 30, 2015 by: Amber Lipsey

Big Mama’s serves southern soul food and family

Share: Dargin McWhorter stood in the kitchen in Chattanooga, Tennessee paying close attention to the older lady’s words. Miss Anna Mae had taken a liking to him. He was 12 years old and she was another neighbor on his block in the all-black neighborhood where he grew up. Follow:

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Posted on October 28, 2015October 28, 2015 by: Lilith Garcia

PCC provides flu shots for the community

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Posted on October 28, 2015November 16, 2015 by: Christian Rivas

Women’s soccer wins third straight game

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Women’s volleyball looked to extend their winning Women’s volleyball looked to extend their winning streak as they welcomed Mt. San Antonio as both teams were fighting for first place in their division. The Lancers offensive onslaught proved to be too much for Mt. SAC as they took the game 3-1, an impressive pair of performances from Bobbie Torres and Delaney Blied leading the way. 

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✍️ Written By: Sebastian Rocha & Jesus Huerta
📸 Photo By: Ashley Portillo 

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In a clash pivotal to conference standings, PCC fe In a clash pivotal to conference standings, PCC fell short of a comeback against Cerritos following a failed trick play on 1st and goal from the 1. Despite the loss, the Lancers showed spark on offense and special teams as they look forward to their matchup against Fullerton this week. 

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✍️ Written By: Alyssa Ellington & Aaron Serrano
📸 Photo By: Alyssa Ellington 

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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
📸 Photo By: Courier Archives

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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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