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Posted on September 10, 2008 by: Alumni Staff

WEEKEND: Student’s Two-Day Pancake-apalooza

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

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Posted on September 10, 2008 by: Alumni Staff

Cadets Swarm to Verbal Fight

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.

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Posted on September 10, 2008 by: Alumni Staff

The meaning of 9/11 has been corrupted: We let it happen

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.

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Posted on September 10, 2008 by: Alumni Staff

Just Because Gas Prices are Down, Don’t Revert to Wasteful Habits

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.

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Posted on September 10, 2008 by: Alumni Staff

Pula Valuable on Both Sides of the Football

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.

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Posted on September 10, 2008 by: Alumni Staff

Water Polo Goes Winless in First Tournament

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.

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Posted on September 10, 2008 by: Alumni Staff

WEB EXCLUSIVE – Soccer Teams Triumph Friday

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Posted on September 10, 2008 by: Alumni Staff

Football Falls in Shootout With Compton

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.

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Posted on September 10, 2008 by: Alumni Staff

Tuata Transfers, Pays Back Lancers

A former PCC football player returned to the football field for PCC’s opener against Mt. San Antonio College. Except he wasn’t playing for the Lancers.Gabriel Tuata a former Lancer running back revisited his old football field for the first game since last season, but in a different uniform.

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Posted on August 28, 2008 by: Alumni Staff

Pinkberry Sets Off a Frozen Yogurt Craze

In January 2005, Pinkberry first opened its doors in West Hollywood, and since its inception, several franchises have been introduced across the county.

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Jessie Shone, Features Editor Halle Mitchell, Assistant News Editor Asa Stonebraker, Editor-in-Chief Maryam Tall and Carmely Contreras from Pasadena City College (PCC) Courier look and discuss the Journalism of Community Colleges (JACC) SoCal Regional Conference 2026 session guide to choose the first breakout #1 session they want to go to while they complain about the keynote speech "AI & Its Impacts on the Newsroom" by Olivia Smith from University of Southern California (USC) Annenberg in the first floor of Manzanita Hall at California State University Northridge (CSUN) on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026. Shone told them, "I can't even call her [Smith] a journalist. For an 'Artifical Intellegence (AI) Specialist' she relies on AI way too much to answer basic questions..." 

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Duc Le sits in the Valley View News room in California State University of Northridge, in Northridge, Calif, on Saturday, October 10, 2026.

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Taylor Fitzgerald, Henry Horn and Jessie Shone sit in for the keynote speech, “AI & Its Impacts on the Newsroom” in Kurland Lecture Hall at California State University Northridge at Northridge, Calif. on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026.

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Etymology major at Pierce College, Samantha Jauregui, practices for their upcoming Folklore de Mexico showcase with their folklorico club on the Sierra Quad at California State University of Northridge in Northridge, California on Saturday, October 10, 2026. The Ballet Folklorico Aztlan de CSUN has been a club since 1969, and is one of the oldest folcklorico groups in the Northridge area.

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Nathan McIntire, Jesus Huerta, Sebastian Rocha, and Asa Stonebraker sit in the keynote speech "AI & Impacts on the Newsroom" by Olivia Smith in Kurland Lecture Hall at California State University Northridge (CSUN) on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026.
Here at the JACC the courier decided to ask profes Here at the JACC the courier decided to ask professors from other colleges how they use AI on their campus and in their journalism rooms.

Reporter: Carmely Contreras 
Editor: Tj Collins 

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Today at the JACC, the regional journalism confere Today at the JACC, the regional journalism conference for community colleges, held a feature keynote relating to implementing Artificial intelligence. Let’s see how student journalists view these talking points.

Reporter: Halle Mitchell 
Editor: Aaron Serrano
In light of @livnews ‘s lecture at JACC on the eth In light of @livnews ‘s lecture at JACC on the ethics of Artificial Intelligence, and her encouragement for student journalism departments to enforce their own AI policies, The Courier makes its own official‼️
Top 🖐️ Week 🖐️!!!! Check out our Top 5 photos from Top 🖐️ Week 🖐️!!!! Check out our Top 5 photos from Week 5 of this semester, click the link in our bio for more from our student photojournalists! 📸 #photojournalism #pcc
Campus Police employees are suing PCC over alleged Campus Police employees are suing PCC over alleged sexual harassment allegations by Chief of Police Steven Matchan. Reporting on it is Maryam Tall and Asa Stonebraker.  To read the full story click the link in our bio‼️

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