Author: Alumni Staff

From six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan to Gold Glove recipient Alex Rodriguez, it may seem that almost every athlete has their own shoe.

For many, cell phones have gone above and beyond the call as a method of communication. Students confess they can hardly set their phones down.

The Middle Eastern Music Ensemble performed in the LL Building on Tuesday evening. The room consisted of 14 performers, all playing different instruments like the tar (frame drum) and the darabukka (hand drum).

The sounds of ivory keys being hit by a finger know no bounds. Whether the finger belongs to an 18-year-old student or an 80-year-old retiree, the sound can be eloquent and distinguished.

Most veterans come back from their respective wars with scars and stories to tell. George Kooshian, however, also came back with thousands of photos from his tours in Iraq.

The preliminary Associated Students election results, which declared that all candidates from the slate Students for Progress won their respective positions, were certified at the election committee’s meeting on Tuesday.

President Lisa Sugimoto opened the Veterans Club’s Memorial Day Service on Thursday with words of reflection and respect for individuals who fight for their civil liberties.

Concerns about the two finalists for PCC president were aired at the Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday night and at a private meeting attended by major campus groups on Friday.

With the completion of the new Campus center and Engineering and Technology building the construction might seem finished.

In what was supposed to be a memorial for slain American physician Dr. George Tiller, a clash of voices sprouted over the issue of abortion.