Describing himself as “socially liberal and environmentally radical,” Professor Hugo Schwyzer is an animal rights activist and loyal vegan who has always been dedicated to education.
Enthusiastic philosophy professor comes full circle
Vanessa Schulz, an adjunct professor of philosophy, is nothing if not enthusiastic-about her personal life, her job, her hobbies-and it is evident in the way she presents herself.
Beatlemania: The fab four video game revives a fad
With the recent release of the video game The Beatles: Rock Band, and the re-release of all The Beatles’ studio albums remastered for optimal sound, it would appear that Beatlemania is back.
Shoes: Make a fashion statement from below
Like all elements of fashion, shoes represent the unique style that each individual has.
Social networking: bridging gaps or breaking bonds?
With today’s arsenal of devices that make the Internet readily available at our fingertips, social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook are becoming more and more popular, perhaps even addicting.
Men’s soccer team loses to Sequoias
The men’s soccer team lost another game again Tuesday at Robinson Stadium.
Cross Country exceeds expectations during meet at UC Riverside
PCC Men’s and Women’s Cross Country team traveled to Riverside on Saturday to run at the UC Riverside Invitational. The results were better than expected.
Smoking areas remains unoccupied
More interesting than the fact that PCC has decided to confine on-campus smoking to four designated areas, is the fact that during the first weeks of the semester these areas remained desolate.
Ponce leads Lancers to first win
Nick Ponce threw for 263 yards and four touchdowns in PCC’s home opener on Saturday against El Camino- Compton Center Tartars.
Women’s water polo scores five in victory over El Camino
The women’s water polo team opened its South Coast Conference schedule with a convincing win over El Camino College on Wednesday.