Share: Monday, April 24 A hit and run occurred on of Level 4 of Lot 5 parking structure. Five people were reported smoking marijuana in the mirror pool area. Officer Robins investigated the report but no one was found. Tuesday, April 25 The Pasadena Fire Department responded to a call of a person that was conscious, but unresponsive at South Hill Avenue and Cordova Street. A theft of a student’s tablet was reported in the D building. Two people were reported arguing and disturbing the …
Students demand sanctuary label despite Board’s resolution
Share: The Students for a Democratic Society protested on the quad Monday morning as they felt the campus administration didn’t take a political stance regarding undocumented students. Follow:
Armenian genocide commemorated in educating experience
Share: History is an incredibly important part of humanity that is constantly ignored because of many people’s tendency to focus solely on current events. This, in turn, can lead to a dangerous future where nobody knows what happened in the past or who they were and how the past impacts them. Follow:
Lancers Celebrate 25th Win with Landslide Victory
Share: The Lancers softball team celebrated their 25th win through a landslide 11-0 blowout against the LA Harbor College Seahawks on Wednesday. The Lancers ended the season second place (9-3; 25-13-1 overall) in their conference behind undefeated rival Mt. Sac. As of Saturday, the Lancers were placed as the 13th seed in the playoffs and will be playing against the 4th seed Palomar Comets, who will be hosting the Lancers this Friday and Saturday at 2 p.m. The Lancers’ game against the Seahawks ended in …
Forensics wins Team Bronze despite financial cons
Share: After succeeding at the State level, PCC‘s Speech and Debate (Forensics) continued to well-represent both themselves and their campus by ranking third nationwide, earning a prestigious team award called “Team Bronze,” in the Phi Rho Pi Nationals competition in Washington D.C. during spring break. Follow:
Death penalty an escape from life in prison
Share: So what, your supply of midazolam is about to expire. Who’s fault is that? Follow:
‘The Circle’ proves just as pointless as the shape
Share: “Knowing is good. Knowing everything is better.” If there’s any quote from this week’s new film The Circle that summarizes the entire plot of the near two-hour cinematic flop, that’s the one. If I had known it would be that simple, I might not have felt so bad about stepping out to refill my popcorn. Follow:
Drink, love, bark
Share: Having a ruff day? Visit Dog Cafe, nestled in LA’s dog-friendly neighborhood Silverlake for a large selection of coffee, tea and furry four legged companions. Follow:
Police Blotter: Homeless person found in bushes to receive psychiatric evaluation
Share: Monday, April 10 Officer Gonzales assisted Pasadena Police Department with a wanted subject outside of campus. The subject was transported by the Pasadena Fire Department. The Circadian area was checked as a student reported gas odor near the area, however no odor was detected. A subject was making racists comments towards a woman. The subject was detained, counseled and then released. A hit and run occurred in Lot 4. The D Building was reported for vandalism, and graffiti was found. Tuesday, April 11 Officer …