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Posted on February 4, 2015February 4, 2015 by: David OConnor

Men’s baseball lose thriller in home opener

Coming off a comprehensive double-header win against Antelope Valley last weekend, the Lancers were intent on stretching their winning streak to three games to cap off a dream start to the season for new head coach Pat McGee. But the visitors held out a fast-finishing PCC over the last five innings.

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Posted on January 29, 2015February 1, 2015 by: David OConnor

Freshman duo leads women’s basketball to OT win

In a see-sawing battle, the women’s basketball team overcame a top 10 state ranked team for the first time this season by defeating the El Camino Warriors in a thrilling 70-66 overtime victory in a non-conference game at Hutto-Pattinson gym.

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Posted on January 22, 2015 by: David OConnor

Much more than a Badminton coach

Appearances can be deceptive when it comes to new Lancers women’s badminton coach Jennifer Ho. Although small in stature, softly spoken and unassuming in nature, Ho is up for any challenge in her new role and expects nothing less from her young proteges.

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Posted on January 21, 2015January 21, 2015 by: David OConnor

Women’s basketball lose second straight conference game

The stage was set for arguably one of the games of the conference season, with the No. 18 ranked Lancers hoping to cause an upset and also wanting to atone for a thrilling one-point overtime loss to East LA College in their previous conference match-up on January 10. Both teams showed in their intense pre-game huddles this wasn’t just another game.

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Posted on December 4, 2014 by: David OConnor

Freshman-heavy men’s soccer produces mediocre season

The Lancers fielded 19 freshman in their 24-man squad, which exposed these 18 year olds against more seasoned, stronger and tactically astute 22 and 23-year-old opposition. According to head coach Edgar Manvelyan, this was the major reason for his team’s displeasing season.

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Posted on November 25, 2014 by: David OConnor

Women’s basketball overcomes slow start

Freshman point guard Judith Espinoza’s dominant 22-point second-half scoring spree was too much for Skagit Valley Community College to handle as the women’s basketball team advanced to the final of the Glendale CC Vaquero Shootout with a tense and see-sawing 74-66 win on Saturday night.

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Posted on November 25, 2014 by: David OConnor

Women’s basketball steamrolls Chaffey

The women’s basketball team, led by freshman’s Regerina Baker and Judith Espinoza, easily dispatched Chaffey College 87-53 in the opening round of the Glendale CC Vaquero shootout on Friday night.

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Posted on November 13, 2014November 13, 2014 by: David OConnor

Volleyball sweeps Trade Tech

The women’s volleyball team finally broke a four-game losing streak, but more importantly their win in straight sets over LA Trade tech enabled sophomore’s Megan Williams and Sabrina Takeuchi to taste victory in their final home game in a Lancers uniform

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Posted on November 6, 2014 by: David OConnor

Playoff chance lost by men’s soccer against LA Harbor

The Seahawks dominated the rest of the game due to unstoppable runs, accurate passing and superior skills. The match-winning goal came with 19 minutes remaining, which took even more sting out of PCC and they weren’t able to retaliate.

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Posted on October 30, 2014 by: David OConnor

Men’s soccer lose thriller to Mt Sac 2-1

Even though PCC fell to a 3-5-1 conference record after the loss, head coach Edgar Manvelyan was satisfied with his team’s performance and is optimistic about the latter part of the season.

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Aug 28 – Sept 22
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“The F****** Word”
Aug 28 - Sept 22
Boone Family Art Gallery

an exhibition of artwork by PCC VAMS faculty who were invited to interpret their work in relationship to failure

some Lancers don’t need canvas(es)
some Lancers don’t need canvas(es)

According to an email sent by PCC’s Superintende
According to an email sent by PCC’s Superintendent-President, the Pasadena Police Department and campus police arrested a student in a class on Tuesday evening for concealing an “Airsoft-type weapon and a pocketknife with a long blade.” Read the rest of the story in the link on our bio.


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On Friday June 14th, from 9 to 1pm outside studios
On Friday June 14th, from 9 to 1pm outside studios across Los Angeles, members of SAG-AFTRA and the WGA took to the streets for the first day of a historic double strike. This marked the 1st day of picketing for striking actors, and the 73rd day for members of the Writer's Guild. 

The picket line outside Netflix's Sunset Blvd. studio was described by WGAW strike captain Henry Gammill as, "a very friendly riot."

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Happy summer! 🌻☀️Students and staff away fr
Happy summer! 🌻☀️Students and staff away from PCC for the summer are missing out on several floral blooms across campus right now: 

1. The common sunflower (Helianthus annuus), a true fan-favorite. Sunflowers are native to North America and Mexico. 🌻

2. Acanthus is more commonly known as bear's breeches. This plant is native to Europe and Africa and its leaves bear toothed edges below delicate petals. The plant is considered invasive in California. 

3. A drought-resistant Lophostemon confertus tree is in full bloom. Native to Australia, these trees are sometimes called vinegar trees due to a smell caused by a substance within the tree after its twigs break or snap. 

4. Lobelia erinus (commonly called edging lobelia) is a small but vibrant flowering plant native to southern Africa and gathered in a tiny and undeniably cute patch. 

5. Texas Sage (Leucophyllum frutescens) native to Texas, is another drought-tolerant flowering plant that pollinators are attracted to. 

6. Myrtus communis, also known as common myrtle is native to the Mediterranean and parts of northern Africa. It has countless bees buzzing for its blooms across from the automotive workshops.

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