Evan Sena wants to effect change through his education at Pasadena City College by seeking a future in counseling at-risk youth, starting with his own neighborhood.
Student social gaming fills the gap
Student gamers desiring a social outlet are using social gaming on and off-campus as a way to combat stress while simultaneously gaining skills in ways they never had imagined.
Learning hospitality one scoop at a time
Share: For a PCC college student, finding the perfect job to fit a school schedule is hard. Finding one that fits an education goal is a unique flavor all its own. Follow:
Popularity of secret menus with hungry PCC students grows
Share: Special orders rarely upset the fast food and made-to-order power drink restaurants these days and off-the-menu ordering from so-called “secret menus” has become an art form fueled by word-of-mouth and online social networking. Follow:
PCC student artists’ gallery showing at the Zephyr
Share: A literal accident brought a group of PCC students together for a gallery showing of their art at the Zephyr Coffee House and Art Gallery. Follow:
‘Company’ christens new Black Box Theater at Center for the Arts
Share: PCC’s theater department christened its new Black Box Theater in the Center for the Arts building this weekend with its inaugural production of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s “Company.” Follow:
Third time’s a charm for PCC’s Herald Trumpets at Temple City’s Camellia festival
Share: On a perfect day in the San Gabriel Valley, families lined the sidewalks of Las Tunas Drive to await the pending mid-morning community parade on Saturday–day two of the 70th Annual Temple City Camellia Festival Follow:
Classic Greek comedy’s sex strike hits a contemporary nerve
Share: Casting is set for Germaine Greer’s version of Aristophanes’ “Lysistrata,” a classical Greek comedy that addresses the conflicts between sex, love, infidelity, coercion and manipulation in a sex strike for “peace” during wartime. Follow:
In good “Company” with Sondheim
Share: The inaugural production in the Little Theatre inside the Center for the Arts will be Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s “Company,” a popular musical comedy that explores the nature of relationships. Follow:
I-8 Food Services’ culinary artistry feeds The Piazza
Seeking to overcome the stigma of being known as a just a cafeteria with an essentially captive audience, I-8 Food Services’ collective team of chefs, servers, and management staff strives to bring popular hot dishes and ready-to-eat foods on demand and customized to the particular tastes of both local and international students and school staff.