The PCC track and field team qualified four runners for the state championship meet during the Southern California finals on Saturday at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo.
Waiting lists inconvenient but opportune
For students at PCC and elsewhere, waiting has become something of a second nature.
EDITORIAL: Vote in online AS elections
The time has come yet again for us, the students of this campus, to exercise that right that people of past generations fought hard to attain: the right to vote.
Badminton loses state title by one point
The PCC badminton team lost the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) state team championship title by one point and had it’s 13 game winning streak snapped on Thursday.
Letter to the editor: Pope is still infallible
The op-ed entitled “Integrity of Catholic Church under fire” (April 29) was replete with presumptions and allegations with no evidence to support such an opinion.
New bill would offer youth a path to citizenship
There are about 700 PCC students who would potentially benefit from a piece of legislation that is currently in Congress. The DREAM act would allow for a pathway for undocumented youth to become US citizens.
AS candidates state platforms at forum
Candidates for the Associated Students Executive Board explained their platforms to students and faculty at a forum in the Creveling Lounge on Tuesday.
Award-winning orators face off
PCC’s top debaters Andrew Silverstein and Nolan Pack faced off at the Forensic team’s demonstration Lincoln-Douglas debate on Tuesday in the Vosloh Forum.
Second presidential candidate announced
PCC has revealed its second presidential candidate, Mark W. Rocha, president of West Los Angeles College since 2006.
Presentation focuses on hazardous air toxins
The air indoors is twice as dangerous as the air outdoors according to Natural Science division Professor Ling O’Connor who spoke about the toxins in everyday items in the library orientation room on May 12.