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“No Buts, No Butts.” is a campaign headed up by the Associated Students to inform students and faculty of the changes to PCC’s current smoking policy.

The University of California and California State University representatives will have booths, along with various independent college and universities such as USC, Loyola Marymount, The Art Center, and Azusa-Pacific at PCC on Monday.

The study abroad program again heads to Oxford, England for the spring semester.

20-year-old public relations major Angela Aguirre was discovered by Heidi Luerra, designer and owner of EveryWear Clothing.

Former PCC president and current state Sen. Jack Scott will be celebrated by the Pasadena City College Foundation at the initial “Building the Spirit of a Vibrant Community” award luncheon on Oct. 28 at the Westin Hotel.

The Lancer football team got into an offensive dual with El Camino-Compton Center on Saturday but was stung by the Tartar’s opportunistic defense and fell for the second straight week, 42-34 at Tay Brown Field in Compton.

Located in one of the ubiquitous Chinese shopping centers found throughout the San Gabriel Valley, Sin Ba La has become somewhat of a dining landmark in Arcadia.

Despite PCC football’s slow start this season, many transfers from last year’s team are contributing to Division I programs. Here is a look at how they are doing:

PCC’s head football coach Kenny Lawler was put on paid administrative leave by the school on Sept. 19 according a press release submitted to reporters by the PCC athletic department prior to Saturday’s game against East Los Angeles College.

Palin is an amateur politician who only managed to become mayor of her hometown Wasilla by sticking to a platform centered on gun rights, opposition to abortion, and anything else close to the heart of a social conservative.