Students taking classes during the Extended Spring term were shocked to find out that the courses they were told would transfer to universities for Fall 2013 are in jeopardy of being rejected.
Defamation claims dropped in lawsuit against PCC
A lawsuit filed against PCC by a former employee will go forward on July 19 with one less charge for the college to defend.
Police search for man who attacked two women on campus
A man described as “filthy” in appearance and sporting dreadlocks attacked two women on campus in front of the L-Building on May 15 around noon, according to a Campus Police. The man fled after being yelled at and pepper sprayed by a witness.
REVIEW: French recital showcases musicans’ community
While the performances were not the best ever heard in Harbeson Hall over the last year, people left the “Vive le France!” piano ensemble and accompanying recital with pep in their steps.
Registration clerks flee posts after facing threats
Registration clerks fled their posts after feeling threatened by angry students who couldn’t access the online registration server for Extended Spring classes.
Public comment interrupted during Board meeting
President Mark Rocha extended a peace offering in the form of a letter to faculty days after a contentious Board of Trustees meeting in which many individuals read letters highly critical of him and his policies.
Broken but not beaten
Frederick swam her fastest, literally, to the finishing line. As she got out of the pool, she heard the roar of applause from the stands. She didn’t know it, but Frederick had broken yet another Pasadena City College swims record.
SCENE: The Rocha Years
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President defends his administration
After over an hour of public comment chastising President Mark Rocha and his administration at Wednesday night’s Board of Trustees meeting, Rocha delivered a lengthy defense of his administration. The only problem was hardly anyone was there to hear it.
Calendar Committee meets despite cancellation
The Calendar Standing Committee met at its regular time on Thursday despite the meeting being cancelled.
The agenda for the meeting, which was not distributed because it was cancelled, included consideration of a 2013-14 calendar that included a winter intersession and one that did not, according to Academic Senate appointed Co-Chair Krista Walter.