Author: Alumni Staff

Many students would probably believe that the best place to study on campus would be in the Shatford Library. After all, it seems like a sensible and rational place for someone to engage in quality study time.

When this country of shackled lineage elected its first African-American president, something weird and wonderful occurred. As if a large weight had been lifted from its chest, the whole nation exhaled together, and for the first time in a long time felt as if the country had been given a clean slate.

Two men campus police identified as “west side locos” gang members were detained in suspicion of possessing marijuana on campus Wednesday, Nov. 19.

Anyone will tell you that you must have good credit if you want to buy a house or a car. To ensure that you don’t have bad credit, you should not misuse your credit cards. Your enchanted plastic may seem like a magic wand that makes your books and cafeteria food appear.

If someone cares enough to see that their friend or family member is showing symptoms of Internet addiction, they should take a proactive role to ensure that it does not negatively affect their life.

Lancer running back Roman Pula was stopped short of the goal line on the game’s final play and College of the Canyons hung on to defeat PCC 42-41 at Canyons, on Nov. 10.

In its home opener, the men’s basketball team dominated visiting Cypress College 107-73 on Wednesday night at the Hutto-Patterson Gym.

Last year, the women’s basketball team fell short in overtime against visiting City College of San Francisco in a heartbreaking loss during the Hilton Garden Inn Classic’s tournament’s championship game.

Men’s soccer cruised to a 6-0 victory against an undermanned El Camino College on Friday at Robinson Stadium.