Share: Multiple departments funded an event that brought guest author and speaker Erin Gruwell to the Creveling Lounge on Wednesday night to gather dreamers and believers alike. Follow:
Village features seasoned writer turned mixed media artist
Share: The Pasadena Village opened its doors to the public on Thursday evening to an exhibit featuring mixed media, oil, and watercolor pieces by 87 year-old artist Loretta Keller. Follow:
U.S. should join the rest of the West
Share: In 2008, Democrats nominated the then-Senator Barack Obama as their presidential candidate for the election on the campaign promise of universal healthcare. He would later go on to be elected president, carrying the message that the time for Medicare for all was now. Follow:
Walk PCC encourages “walk and talk” to a healthier lifestyle
Student Health Services held their first meeting of “Walk PCC” this past Tuesday. The new program hopes to encourage students to exercise for 30 minutes and discuss healthful lifestyle tips during their class free hour from 12:15 p.m. to 12:45 p.m.
Blotter: Market spectator swaps in for out, says ‘Bye’ to tires
Share: Monday, Feb. 1: Officer Robins of campus police escorted a student with a restraining order off of the campus. Another student was reported causing a disturbance in the library computer lab, where he was then escorted off the campus as well by Officer Robins. Two people were seen throwing sodas at each other in Lot 4, level 5, while driving. by Officer Robins who counseled both parties. A transient was reported as sleeping in one of the elevators in north of Lot 5. The …
Mercy rule leads to three-game losing streak for softball
Share: Lancers softball isn’t off to a great start. The recent shutout against Santa Barbara College on Saturday puts them on a three game losing streak as they fell 11-1 in a shortened five inning game due to the eight-run mercy rule. Follow:
Conflicts of interest inhibit transparency in grand jury cases
Share: If a grand jury can “indict a ham sandwich,” why is it so rare in cases concerning police using deadly force that the grand jury believes there is “probable cause” to bring an officer to trial for a crime? The Washington Post reported that “only 11 of the 65 officers charged in fatal shootings over the past decade were convicted.” As reported by the New York Times and as surprise to many, a grand jury in Georgia indicted Officer Robert Olsen of the DeKalb County …
Baseball team unloads offensive juggernaut in win over West LA
Share: The men’s baseball team kicked off the new season with a 14-2 win over West LA on Saturday. Follow:
Spring cleaning for a new campus stock room
Share: In an effort to conserve resources on campus, PCC has decided to set up an overstock supply room to allow faculty and staff to utilize goods that would otherwise be wastefully disregarded. Follow:
Ioan Grillo looks inside Mexico’s criminal insurgency
Share: Twitter users across the world witnessed a rare moment of disturbing brutality on Oct. 16, 2014. A social media journalist and doctor, going by the twitter pseudonym “Felina,” was killed and photos of her dead body were posted to her account. At the time of her death, she’d been reporting on the ongoing cartel violence happening in the brutal border town of Tamaulipas, Mexico. Follow: