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    The Associated Students are again helping full-time students cut transportation costs by offering discounted transit passes for $32

For the first time this semester, limits were placed on the number of add codes provided to instructors to keep a cap on enrollment, officials said.

Shatford Library Director, Mary Ann Laun won a leadership award from the Association of College and Research Libraries.

 Three weeks into the spring semester some students are still having trouble finding parking, but the crunch seems to have loosened a bit after the first week.

 

In a response to a letter from a student, Board of Trustees President Geoffrey Baum said that there was no desire to restrict freedom of speech.

Math Jam, is a program developed to help incoming freshman on math, continues on the right path, they have recently won the National Bellwether Award, from The Community Colleges Future Assembly.

The study abroad program has been expanded this semester to the reaches of Beijing, China where students and instructors are learning from the different culture and gaining a rare experience of the Far East.

Pasadena City College’s recent additions of degrees in Sociology and Psychology have furthered a student’s educational options, under the recent legislation official said.

Announced by PCC President Mark Rocha at the Feb. 22 Board of Trustees meeting, The “Graduation Fund” aims to create more sections needed to graduate.

The Chancellor of California Community Colleges Jack Scott, former PCC president, announced Tuesday that he would be retiring from his position this year.