Share: Lobby Committee is traveling to Washington D.C. Open Education Resources Undocumented Student Rights Transgender Student Rights Bridge Act Jobs Act Real Act America RISING Act Mobilizing Against Sanctuary Cities Act Advisor Will be attending the Lobby Committees trip to Washington D.C Drag Show Associated Student are putting on a Drag Show Show will be May 26, 2017 Budget for funds accepted Follow:
Trumpcare raises the grave
Share: Donald Trump continues to show that he really does not care about the people who voted for him. Follow:
Lancers’ Lives: Touching base with communication
Share: Joe Osorio is a man that is “going with the flow of life.” He hails from Ridgecrest in California’s High Desert. He played baseball for Burroughs High School and is taking some time off from sports to focus on his education, but hopes to return to baseball as either a professional player or a coach and is majoring in communications. Follow:
Just another boba cafe in the 626
Share: Growing up in the 626, you see boba shops on every corner. It’s become natural for people to say “let’s go get a drink” at 10pm and go to a cafe. So when Cafe Roule opened up in Temple City, I went to see if it was just like every other boba place or a hidden gem unlike any other. Follow:
Rocket Fizz: A Candy Coated Dreamland
Share: If you are looking to have an adventure in Candyland, then Rocket Fizz is the place for you. Follow:
Lula Mae: A store with its own heartbeat
Share: A variety of stores are located in Old Town Pasadena, but only a few of them can make their customers feel like they’re home. Lula Mae, a small gift shop, is more than just a business, it’s a place that makes every shopper feel like a special member of the big family. Follow:
Campus rape leaves students concerned for safety
Share: It’s been about a month since the rape that occurred on campus, and concerns of safety have been circulating throughout the student body. Follow:
Janet Napolitano: Not My President
Share: UC students have another reason to yell with emotion, “Not My President.” Follow:
Existing within the stanzas: PCC Poetry Day
Share: Gold and silver mylar balloons swayed slightly as each poet came to the podium, glistening with the lights above, creating a glow that matched the poems themselves. The emcee, spoken word artist Cory Cofer, stepped up and immediately let his words flow as his arms undulated with the rhythm of his voice. He expressed the injustices within the education system against men of color. Follow:
