After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Little Tokyo in Los Angeles was left a ghost town because the Japanese inhabitants were relocated to internment camps. African-Americans then moved in and formed the impermanent community of Bronzeville.
PCC student looks forward to fulfilling Rose Princess duties
It has been 38 years since a PCC student has been crowned Queen of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade. Rose Princess and PCC student Sarah Hansen was hoping to break that dry spell last Thursday but unfortunately that was not the case. Instead the crown was placed on the head of 17-year-old Polytechnic student, Ana Marie Acosta.
REVIEW: Concert tunes conjure princesses, goblins, friends and family
A zombie family from the 50s played the flutes as princesses, witches and wenches strummed the strings.
Jazz big band provides tranquility for students
The calming music and professionalism of the students grabbed the attention of more than a few students.
Writer in residence concludes visit
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Makeup transcends boundaries
Guys on campus wear makeup too, mostly foundation and cover-up.
Women’s restrooms are dirtier than the men’s
Who has the cleanest restrooms: men or women? The ultimate judges should be the people responsible for cleaning them up.
Focus on internships at the Norton Simon College Night
On Friday night Oct 18, the Norton Simon opened it’s doors to college students, giving free tours, art posters on the exit and a panel discussion on the art of becoming an intern.
Jazz trio eases midterm stress
Amidst the hustle and bustle of midterm week, with sights such as students bolting across the Quad with a Scantron in hand, a small jazz trio eased the tension.
Get down and ShakeOut
A massive earthquake had just hit Southern California and it took police officers fewer than three minutes and thirty seconds to get everyone out of the C building, according to Chief of Police Don Yoder.