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The Faculty Association meeting on Nov. 17 discussed the issue of saving classes for winter intercession.
In 2011, 355 sections were offered in winter session and in 2012 there will be an estimated 235 sections, according to the “Six Years Overview, Number of Credit Sections and FTES” sheet from Bob Miller’s office, said Roger Marheine.
The awning of Accurate Autoworks, located near the intersection of Hill Ave. and Colorado Blvd., was torn off by high speed winds on Nov. 30 and landed on top of two parked cars that belonged to students.
A plan for the realignment of PCC’s teaching divisions has taken concrete form and is being presented to various campus groups.
A compilation of photographs of deep space taken by telescopes of NASA and by independent photographers will be on display at the Art Gallery to showcase the beauty and grandeur of the universe.
PCC student Isaac Barrera, 20, an immigration activist, was released on Nov. 23 after being held for deportation proceedings at a detention facility in Louisiana for two weeks.
A three-day education event to inform students about school financial awareness and stability is scheduled to culminate Dec. 1 with a teach-in about the Occupy movement in the Quad.
Former PCC student Isaac Campbell’s behavior was “not normal” during a 2007 search of his home, the lead investigator testified Nov. 14 at Campbell’s trial on a murder charge.
The ex-student charged with murder in the 2007 slaying of his girlfriend testified to an Alhambra Court on Nov. 30 that she did, in fact, die at his apartment.
In his testimony, Isaac Campbell said he and Liya “Jessie” Lu, a PCC alumna, had an argument, he left the room and when he returned, she was on the floor.
“She was lifeless,” Campbell said. “She wasn’t responding to anything.”
A witness in the trial of former PCC student Isaac Campbell on Thursday described Campbell’s final days before he fled to Minnesota in 2007, and painted him as a drug dealer who had enthusiasm for mixed martial arts.
Campbell is charged in the August 2007 slaying of his girlfriend Liya “Jessie” Lu, a PCC graduate, and attempting to hide her body in a trash bag filled with kitty litter. Campbell’s friend, Michael Darby, discovered her body in a blue trash can in after Campbell asked him to store the trash can at his house.