All across Los Angeles County, everywhere you go, there are bike paths and bike racks. Groups of riders, some quite large, can be seen, day and night, sharing the road with sedans and SUVs. Some ride for leisure, some for exercise, some out of necessity, but they all have one thing in common, and it has two wheels.
Ballot proposal crucial to college funding
California community colleges will face dire consequences if the governor’s tax initiative is rejected by voters in November, Community College Chancellor Jack Scott said Tuesday.
Concert shows talents of the Chinese Music Ensemble
A spring concert showcasing the various talents of the PCC Chinese Music Ensemble was held at Harbeson Hall on Saturday.
24/7 Tutoring coming to campus
24 hour tutoring is being implemented via website through a company called Smart Thinking, beginning in June, officials say.
Obama’s gay marriage stance is a political ploy
President Barack Obama’s endorsement of same sex marriage is a strategic maneuver in the game called reelection. It was all just a matter of when the announcement would come.
AS voting underway
Voting in the Associated Students 2012-2013 Executive Board general elections is under way, with results expected on Friday.
Gospel Choir raises the roof
The Gospel Choir was dressed to the nines on Saturday night at the Spring 2012 concert at the Sexson Auditorium, where the choir was ready to sing praise.
Suite Entertainment cross the dancing floor
The Modern Dance Production of PCC presented Suite Entertainment, which included soundtracks from different movies, in two performances May 11 and 12.
Librarian ready to start a new chapter.
After working at the Shatford Library for 32 years, Mary Ann Laun has decided to retire and pursue other goals. “I would like for people to remember me as a passionate person and always saying yes to students,” said recently.
Fall classes to be cut by almost 8 percent
The number of class sections being offered this fall has been cut by almost 8 percent from the previous year. The number of sections will drop from 2,361 last year, to 2,180, officials said this week.