Staff Sgt. Bill McCarthy, who retired in 2007, has spent 24 years of his life serving in the U.S. military, 22 of those with the Army and the rest with the Navy.
For most, Thanksgiving celebrations a family affair
The wonderful gluttonous day of feast and fun is imminent, but what exactly do our peers and mentors do for Thanksgiving?
URA makes its stance on same-sex marriage clear
PCC’s United Rainbow Alliance completely endorses same-sex marriage and proposal of a Marriage Equality Day, according to Professor A.C. Panella, the faculty advisor of URA.
Health Services offers Plan B
Student Health Services offers a variety of assistance for those who are sexually active, including the emergency contraceptive Plan B pill.
Ex-president delivers first assignments
The former president of PCC, who resigned abruptly in August, has turned in two monthly legislative and grant opportunities reports, as part of the agreement reached by her and the college when she stepped down.
AS delays vote on “Sustainability
The Associated Students decided Friday some of the committee being absent to delay the vote on the definition of “sustainability”.
New Dean envisions expanding Health Services
Dr. Barbara Freund knows the value of good health. Freund who is the new Dean of the Health Services Division at PCC is excited to start her journey.
Free swine flu shots continue
After hundreds turned out for shots over the past week, Student Health Services is offering additional swine flu vaccinations today from noon to 4 p.m. and Dec. 10 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
A look back with Professor Christopher McCabe
Have you ever daydreamed about having a professor like the ones we see portrayed in movies? Perhaps a Robin Williams-type from “Dead Poet’s Society?” If so, Christopher McCabe is just the one for the job.
Dental students get scholarships
Three second-year students from PCC’s dental laboratory program have earned scholarships to further pursue careers in dentistry.