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By late Dec. 13, the jury in the Isaac Campbell trial had not yet returned a verdict.
The jury spent more than six hours Dec. 7 and the whole day Dec. 8 deliberating the fate of ex-PCC student Campbell, who is facing one count of murder in the death of his girlfriend, a PCC alumna.
With finals underway and classes coming to an end, the book buyback season is now in full swing.
Plans to move the remaining occupants of the U Building in order to begin reconstruction are moving forward, officials said.
In what is being called the strongest storm in a decade, the unprecedented high speed winds that ripped trees from their roots and darkened thousands of homes have caused much consternation for faculty and students alike.
Ex-student Isaac Campbell, who is charged with the murder in the 2007 slaying of his girlfriend, testified on Nov. 1 that he kept the body of his girlfriend, Liya “Jessie” Lu, at his apartment before transporting the corpse to his friend Michael Darby’s house.
An event focusing on the worsening global humanitarian water crisis, will be held in the Wi-Fi Lounge in the CC Building on Dec. 6 at 7 p.m., according to Hanna Israel, Associated Students vice president for sustainability.
Doctors Sampson Davis, Rameck Hunt, and George Jenkins, authors of the bestselling novel The Pact: Three Young Men Make a Promise and Fulfill a Dream, visited PCC for the First-Year Experience Pathways Program speaker series on Nov. 18.
The allotted seats in the Creveling Lounge filled up well in advance, as did the areas where the event would be broadcast live.
The room was buzzing with chatter from the audience, but as soon as the three men walked into through the door, everyone burst into applause, some even standing.