When he was sent to Vietnam in 1969, Harold Martin assumed he was going to die and made no plans to return to America.
Baseball shows up late in loss to LA Harbor
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The PCC men’s baseball team lost to the Seahawks of Los Angeles Harbor College in a March 8 home game at Jackie Robinson Field. The Lancers put up four runs in the game but it wasn’t enough to route Harbor who scored 16 -4, giving the Lancers their fifth straight loss.
PCC community adapts to high gas prices
As gas prices have jumped to within 30 cents of their all time record, members of the PCC community have adapted.
Faculty ratio may lead to penalty
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Following the last year’s retirement of 42 faculty members PCC is in potential danger of facing a hefty fine for not meeting the state’s requirement for the percentage of full-time faculty a community college must have.
PCC Prepares for the Upcoming Artist in Residence
This book shows his work with camera obscura, or pinhole photography, which is a light-safe container with a small hole on it to capture the image.
Some instructors adopting social media tools
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Social media tools such as Twitter and Facebook are slowly finding their way into the classrooms with teachers adopting them at PCC.
Softball falls short to visiting Warriors
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While the Lancer softball team played hard against the El Camino Warriors at Robinson Park on Thursday, the score was still 7 – 11 by the seventh inning.
Birth control should be fully covered by the Affordable Care Act
President Barak Obama revealed The Affordable Care Act, which would require insurance companies to cover a variety services with no charge to the recipient, including contraceptives. The mandate has caused a huge debate.
Campus to participate in ArtNight
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Faculty and students in the Visual Arts & Media Studies division and professionals will participate in the city of Pasadena’s ArtNight on March 9.