At the beginning of every semester, students search and fish for the best deals to get on textbooks, but it’s not just the students at PCC who are aiming to get the best deals for their money.
Womens Basketball
Women’s basketball comes up short in second round of miracle playoff run. PCCs 55-50 loss comes days after winning by way of a last-second buzzer beater. Details in print on Thursday
Lancers baseball struggles vs. Grossmont, hopes to improve before Conference
Baseball gets blown out in an 11-3 loss against visiting Grossmont College. Details in print on Thursday
Womens softball team ends two game winning streak
Women’s softball drops to .500 record in conference play after 11-3 loss to LA Harbor, and a 10-4 loss to Mt. SAC.
Men’s swimmer takes first place
Men’s swimmer Cario Liu comes out on top at Mt. SAC Swim Invitational. Details in print on Thursday.
Administration plans to give back to students
The administration announced yesterday night that there would be a special twelve-week intersession this spring to help students whose classes were cancelled a week before the semester began.
Employee salaries posted on website
Details of 2011 gross incomes of all PCC employees were posted on the school’s official website last week after public record requests came from media organizations and the state controller’s office.
Faculty Association deplores ‘educational crisis’
In a statement issued on Feb. 22, the PCC Faculty Association called recent events on campus an “educational crisis” and oudatlined its concerns about the ongoing controversy surrounding class cuts and faculty reassignments.
Chaotic scene at meeting leads to board walkouts
Protesters at the Feb. 22 board meeting walked around the board members chanting and reading their list of demands until the board felt it had to leave the room. After calls for calm, board members returned only to leave again after a few minutes.
12-week intersession to be offered for displaced students
A special twelve-week intersession to help students whose classes were cancelled a week before the semester began was announced at the Board of Trustees meeting on Feb. 22.