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As the semester nears an end the workload can become heavy for some students. Time management is key to surviving this tough time, counselors say.
Kent Yamauchi, Psychological Services Counselor, has sound advice for anyone who feels the workload is becoming too heavy.
The opening reception for the 59th Annual Scholarship Exhibit followed the presentation of the scholarships on June 2, when 35 students were rewarded for their noteworthy work within the broad reaches of the Visual Arts and Media Studies Division.
Peals of laughter boomed out of the Little Theatre on Friday night as the Theater Department debuted “The Marriage of Bette & Boo,” a play by Christopher Duran, directed by Brent Keast.
The PCC Art Gallery was open late especially for the day’s festival. The free event gathered a large number of attendees who took advantage of the free shuttle service and hopped from exhibit to exhibit.
Women’s gymnastics is a sport that thrives off perfectionism. A flawless body must perform an error-free routine, which culminates with a perfect landing topped off with a beauty queen smile. Injury is unacceptable and intense practice is expected.
PCC’s art gallery opened the art exhibit “Odd Fits: Made From Scratch” last Thursday.
Santa Monica native to Echo Park resident, PCC art student Shannah Bupp can be seen as the real deal by eventually reaching her goal of breaking into the art scene, having her unique style of dark figure paintings appear in gallery shows.
A special exhibit at the Huntington Library which exposes how Darwin’s earlier research in botany shaped his ideas began Saturday.