Clarinetist Pedro Castro, 2010 Concerto Competition winner, was among the highlights of the “Orchestra Concerto Concert” in the Sexson Auditorium on April 17.
Wainwright returns with soothing melodies
It has been three years since Rufus Wainwright’s last album, and a lot has changed since then. Not the least is the passing of his mother, something that has had a profound effect on his latest record.
Comic book movie makes the grade
Guns, sex, witty banter, and an evil genius are not always found in the same movie, but The Losers, released Friday, has got them all.
A look back with… Professor Karen Carlisi
Early in her undergraduate career, Professor Karen Carlisi had no idea what she wanted to do, much less which degree she wanted to pursue.
Earth Day celebrated during weeklong fete
In celebration of Earth Day’s 40th anniversary, the Associated Students Sustainability Committee hosted a week of events from April 13-16 that led to some of its highest student turnouts this year.
At PCC, news sources come in many forms
With the Internet becoming a way of life for students, no longer are televisions, radios and newspapers their number one source of information.
Lancers find solace, relxation with yoga
College life can be daunting and stressful. One way to alleviate the anxiety is through yoga, a traditional practice of body poses and mind mediation that is used in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism.
Funding a social life on a budget
With the U.S. deficit growing each day and jobs becoming harder to obtain, PCC students are left with thinking of ways to maintain the social life they once took for granted.
Six finalists picked for top PCC post
The screening committee has chosen six applicants from an original field of 45 for the Board of Trustees to interview in its search for a new PCC president/superintendent.
Online courses resonate with college students
College classrooms, especially here at PCC, are experimenting with alternative ways of offering courses outside the boundaries of traditional learning and teaching.