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In a scene filled with of the most beloved characters playing music that reminds one of childhood, students and faculty dressed as the well-loved Sesame Street characters, plus many more, at the Orchestra’s Halloween concert on Friday.

Cultures from all over the world were displayed in Creveling Lounge as the Associated Students sponsored “A Taste of the World.”

Nursing major Edward Murphy has taken Algebra many times over the years. He struggled to grasp the concepts and get through the classes, until he joined MathPath.

The Courier took home the coveted General Excellence award, which grades the overall quality of work from the last academic year, at the annual Journalism Association of Community Colleges’ Southern California Conference.

Banning same-sex marriages in California not only takes us two steps back, but crushes our humanity.

A PCC-specific net cost calculator for determining tuition on a student-by-student basis will be available on the college’s website by Aug. 2011.

The women’s soccer team made a comeback in the second half but was defeated by Mt. SAC with the final score of 4-2 on Tuesday’s South Coast Conference match at Robinson Stadium.

In this land of the free and home of the brave, two liberties stand out above all the others we are known for: the right to free speech and the right to vote.Ironically, however, it seems these rights are being misused in this age of ever-increasing social liberalism.

The men’s soccer team is having one of its worst seasons to date. The Lancers have a record of 0-10-1 in SCC (South Coast Conference) play and an overall record of 0-17-1.

The women’s volleyball team continued its winning ways as it defeated the Mt. SAC Mounties in straight sets, 25-17, 25-16, and 25-13, before a boisterous crowd at Hutto-Patterson Gym on Friday.