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The spacious corners of Harbeson Hall hummed with a rhythmic bellow on Friday as the Ujima Program hosted The Langston Hughes Project, a throwback cast of jiving cats swinging to the sweat style cool of the 60s as they honored the prolific and iconic poet from the Harlem Renaissance.

WEB EXCLUSIVE – PCC overcame a sub-par first-half and scored three second-half touchdowns to beat Moorpark College 24-7 Saturday night.

PCC’s men’s soccer was impressive again in a dominating 4-2 victory over the visiting El Camino-Compton Center Tartars on Friday afternoon at Robinson Stadium.

-PCC men’s soccer got revenge on Long Beach City College, 1-0, in a South Coast Conference (SCC) match at Long Beach. PCC fell to Long Beach, 4-3 on Oct. 3 at Robinson Stadium.

After a tough loss to Allan Hancock on Oct. 18, PCC looks to bounce back in a National Northern Conference match up Saturday at Moorpark College.

Led by the booming, socially conscious vocals of Chuck D, and the antics of sidekick Flavor Flav, and backed by the beats of the Bomb Squad, Public Enemy released their third, and arguably best, record, “Fear of a Black Planet” in March of 1990.

In a place where artists and art enthusiasts come together to enjoy a meal, Brenart Café offers affordable dining and artwork, all in the heart of Old Town Pasadena.Led by Chef Yi-Fan, Brenart Café has gone through a remodel since last June and refers to the outcome as progressive.

More than 30 members meet every Thursday at noon in U280 where they hold heavy discussions about the anime and video game industries.

In “X Saves the World,” writer Jeff Gordinier takes the reader on a journey through the highs and lows of Generation X and how it can “still keep everything from sucking.

State Senator Jack Scott was honored with a Building the Spirit of a Vibrant Community award by the PCC Foundation on Tuesday at a luncheon held at the Westin Hotel in Pasadena.