Professor Hugo Schwyzer is a dynamic man with a complicated past. The controversy he brings to his work environment draws mixed emotions from students and staff alike.
Broken but not beaten
Frederick swam her fastest, literally, to the finishing line. As she got out of the pool, she heard the roar of applause from the stands. She didn’t know it, but Frederick had broken yet another Pasadena City College swims record.
Cyclists, boarders brave streets en route to class
Students utilize alternative modes of transportation to get to class.
Technological invasion gets mixed reactions
With the rapid increase of quality in technology and the demand students have for it, professors and instructors at PCC have slowly become more tolerant of technology’s presence in the classroom.
Award Winning poet Juan Herrera leaves students inspired
Laughter and nostalgia were felt among the audience as award winning Chicano poet Juan Herrera read selections of his poetry reading on March 26 in the Creveling Lounge.
SCENE: Graffiti Paradise
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Artist in Residence wins crowd over
Pulling out eyelash hairs and molding private parts were topics of discussion as renowned Los Angeles artist Tom LaDuke began his week as Artist in Residence on Monday with a public lecture to a packed house at the Vosloh Forum.
Spring concert is all about upbeat tunes
PCC Lancer Concert Band played upbeat songs that would catch the audience attention at their concert.
Pi Day brings people together
The Pi Day event was made up of students displaying their research about the math behind their personal interests.
REVIEW: Spring Orchestra, Choral Concert a chance for students to shine
Performing and Communication Arts Students shined brightly in the Spring Orchestra and Choral Concert.