Category: News

Textbooks are likely to be the biggest investment of a college student’s career. In fact nearly 60 percent of community college students’ education spending in 2007-08 went to textbooks, according to a California State Auditor’s report.

The Associated Students, the Classified Staff and the faculty are in favor of giving guns to PCC campus police, according to a position paper written by a task force studying the issue.

Student and Student Affairs center employee Betty Francis shares her ideal weekend.

Over a dozen cadets responded to two PCC football players who were involved in a verbal altercation below the bridge that connects the C and R buildings on Tuesday.

Underneath this shiny, clean, red, white and blue wall is an unsettling willingness to be afraid and ignorant. It’s easy to be frightened. It’s even easier to be ignorant.

The high gas prices, though, are a blessing in disguise. Traffic has been decreasing while the number of people using alternative modes of transportation such as mopeds, motorcycles, and bicycles have been on the rise.

The Lancer football team at PCC has one of these rare players on their roster. Freshman Roman Pula, is going to be pulling double duty for the Lancers this season at both running back and linebacker. This type of gifted athlete is usually referred to as a two-way player.

Although the new season of water polo began with a disappointing 0-4 start at the Sep. 5-6 Saddleback Tournament, Head Coach Terry Stoddard felt that the event provided valuable experience for his team.

WEB EXCLUSIVE – PCC and El Camino-Compton Center put on an offensive showcase, but the Tartar defense was able to come up with big plays on defense and handed the Lancers their second loss of the young season, 42-34 and Tay Brown Stadium in Compton.