A registered sex offender and member of PCC’s football team, was arrested Sept. 2, the first day of school, on an assault charge after a fight with a female friend.

Mark J. Zacovic has been appointed as PCC’s interim vice president of administrative services, a position left open by the resignation of Kindred Murillo.

During the first week of the fall semester, parking a car seemed a lot like an adventure of it’s own.

A historic first will be made for the Chicano Studies program with two new study abroad classes in Guadalajara, Mexico set for the 2009 Winter Intersession.

For the first time in history, the PCC Lancer Marching Band has a female drum major. Lauren McWorter, 19, will conduct the 96-member ensemble in several competitions and will also lead the Tournament of Roses Honor Band in January.

After a disappointing 46-20 loss to rival Mt. San Antonio College, Head Football Coach Kenny Lawler and PCC have bounced back in their preparation for their first road game against El Camino-Compton Center.

A tradition continued as an exhibit of work by the faculty of the Visual Arts and Media Studies Division, “Conveyances,” opened at the PCC Art Gallery on Wednesday.

Staff and students alike share in daydreams that bring them to places where bare feet and lax movements are the norm. Finding moments to ground you against the rising pressures of late nights, early mornings, and torrents of work to finish is sometimes the thin line between a successful or utterly insane school year.

Gathering around one of the dusty ceramic tables found in Z102, the students in Yolanda McKay’s sculpture class observe examples of the hand models they would soon be making.

In an all-out effort to broaden their member ranks, student clubs brought their A-game to students walking through the quad for Fall Club Week 2008. Booths decked-out in homemade club regalia-adorned tables, fliers flew from the outstretched hands of current members, and mailing lists doubled in size.