Many know about the hit television show “America’s Got Talent,” where contestants showcase their one trick pony performance. But the definition of talent is an underestimation when describing Instructor Richard Kuller’s musical theatre workshop class which will perform at Harbeson Hall on August 13 to the 16.
Students Exhibit “Lowered Expectations
An exhibit of student art entitled “Lowered Expectations,” in which the art pieces were anything but, opened at the PCC art gallery on Thursday. It includes installations that one would be able to find in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. The exhibit continues until July 18.
Canceling winter intersession is unfair
The Board’s draconian cuts are educationally unethical and represent a gross misuse of district resources. The Faculty Association charges the district with an Unfair Labor Practice.
New way planned to get parking permits
PCC is planning a new parking pass purchasing system aiming to help students to avoid long lines, in time for the fall semester.
Suspect arrested in assault of student in parking structure
Campus police arrested a student on charges in connection with a student’s alleged assault inside parking lot 5 back in February.
Board faces boisterous crowd
The Board of Trustees was greeted with a crowd of students and faculty protesting the budget cuts after its closed session at its most recent meeting.
AS application deadline extended
The Selection Committee appointed by the Associated Students opted to extend its application deadline for students to apply for two currently vacant seats. The deadline moved from July 17 to July 23 by 4 p.m. The two unoccupied positions are the Vice President for Internal Affairs and the Vice President for Cultural Diversity.
PCC president remains on leave
PCC President Paulette Perfumo remains on an indeterminate personal leave of absence she requested two weeks ago.
Architecture as a Living History
The Horace Mann Building was the epitome of opulence for Pasadena Polytechnic High School.The building was unto itself a view, grabbing the gaze of onlookers from Colorado Boulevard to its seemingly meticulous attention to detail and craftsmanship.Atop the structure’s sat a glass-coated dome that leaked in traces of sun into its vast hallways and kept the building in mood with the weather.
Budget Forum Satisfies Few
A rancorous campus-wide forum held to address the budget crisis left many confused and angry on Wednesday morning.