Scientist Mark Helminger explained that one reason kids think math and science are so difficult is a problem with the teachers.
Turning pink for awareness
The color pink stood out significantly in the Quad on Tuesday and Wednesday as the Student Health Services and Radiology Technology program held the Reflection/Prayer Flags for Breast Cancer Awareness.
Decorations and flags were made available for free for students and staff to participate in decorating a flag, or writing a prayer, in honor of breast cancer survivors.
PCC students join Occupy Los Angeles protest
Hundreds of demonstrators including PCC students have been camping out in front of Los Angeles City Hall for weeks to protest against the issues in a demonstration called Occupy Los Angeles.
DREAM Act signing celebrated
The signing of the California DREAM Act into law on Oct. 8 was welcomed and celebrated at a news conference in front of the C Building near the Mirror Pools later that day.
Study abroad trip to Beijing offered
Although PCC’s study abroad programs often focus on Western Europe, the newest destination offered for spring 2012 takes a complete turn in the opposite direction — the Far East.
Tutoring now an option for early mornings
Students who utilize the Social Sciences Learning Center may now get help with classes as early as 8 a.m.
College in top tier for veteran resources
For a second year in a row, PCC has been recognized in the G.I. Jobs 2012 Top Military-Friendly School.
Top priority to be given to transfer students
Students within 18 units of finishing their transfer requirements will get first priority in class registration, said PCC President Mark Rocha when speaking with Courier staff members on Sept. 29.