Twenty-seven candidates are officially running in the 2010 Associated Students General Election that will be held online through the PCC website on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Art students receive first-hand experience with nude models
They come big, they come small, they come fat and they come thin. There is no mold that models for the ART 12 class have to fit into.
The Dead Weather album bluesier, darker than first
Musician Jack White has a lot on his plate, especially since taking on yet another band and releasing its sophomore album, “Sea of Cowards.
Student hustles her way through the radio ranks
Writing for an up-and-coming blog, interacting with a world-renowned radio personality, filling in on-air, producing a radio show every night and still graduating this June: it’s all in a day’s work for Nicole Garcia.
New Arizona laws endorse racism
A new law was approved in Arizona last month that will make it legal for police to pull over anyone whom they believe to be an illegal immigrant, based only on what they look like.
EDITORIAL: Trustees: Stick to the process
It has been three years since PCC last went through the tedious process of selecting a new president.
Badminton advances
PCC’s women’s badminton team will play for the State Team Championship title today at 3 p.m. in Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
Four runners get spot in So Cal finals
Freshman Tracee van der Wyk finished first in two competitions when the men and women’s Track teams competed at the Southern California Preliminaries meet at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo on Saturday.
Athletes make plans to move to next level
Is the next Jackie Robinson competing on our fields and courts?
New law evokes mixed reactions
Though many at PCC oppose Arizona’s controversial new immigration law, others believe it’s about time something was done to secure the borders and deal with undocumented immigrants.