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A fresh presidential administration with a renovated stance on stem cell research funding places emphasis on the importance of PCC’s $1.7 million grant.

Returning war veterans can expect PCC to cater to their needs as students in new ways following a president’s forum on April 2.

The Lobby Committee of the Associated Students traveled to Washington D.C. from March 19 to 24, to attend a USSA conference and lobby for various bills and legislation on behalf of the PCC student body.

The Courier won the top honor of General Excellence for the fourth consecutive year at the Journalism Association of Community Colleges Convention on March 26 to 28.The JACC Convention, which was held at the Doubletree Hotel in Sacramento, brought together nearly 600 students from 43 statewide community colleges.

The Associated Students has decided to let any of its members make a recommendation of a candidate that they see fit for the position of vice president of public relations.

Plans for the new Center For Fine Arts building drew criticism from some trustees at the April 1 Board of Trustees meeting.

Bienestar, an organization dedicated to helping Latino and underserved communities, provided an AIDS Mobile Testing Unit outside of parking Lot 5 on Wednesday to “end the stigma and reduce the rate of the infection,” said Edwin Alexis Gomez, a youth health educator.

Newest incident report from PCC’s own police department.

If The Beatles had little brothers, and they had a baby with Depeche Mode and The Gorillaz, it would probably end up sounding something like the new Peter Bjorn and John record. Peter Bjorn and John released its fifth studio album this week. The album is called Living Thing and lives up to the name.

Protestors slowly poured into the cordoned intersection of Hollywood and Vine on Saturday. Their picket signs flailed in the air like war banners, as the Act Now to Stop War and End Racism organization staged a political rally to protest the sixth anniversary of the Iraq War.