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Posted on June 7, 2019June 10, 2019 by: Ryan Huynh

Kessa Rychlick hurdles over the competition

Share: Kessa Rychlick steps up to the starting line preparing herself for the 100 meter hurdles, the gun goes off, and in 15.75 seconds she’s broken the three year winning drought plaguing the women’s track team here at PCC. Follow:

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Posted on May 30, 2019 by: Anais Covarrubias

Track jumps over hurdles into next season

Share: Pasadena City College’s [PCC] track and field had a difficult season this spring semester as they faced multiple injuries throughout their meets, including Jared Whitt one of team’s promising athlete. Follow:

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Posted on May 9, 2019May 9, 2019 by: Aric Pun

Track runs out of gas in SCC championships

Share: With no event wins for the men’s track and field team at this years South Coast Conference Prelims and championships from April 23-27, they were ultimately left out of the winners circle in the SCC finals, placing fifth out of six scoring colleges with a score of 34 points. Follow:

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Posted on May 1, 2019May 2, 2019 by: Paolo Woodard

Track underwhelms at conference championships

Share: The Lancers Track and Field team had a busy and surprisingly underwhelming week at Cerritos College Tuesday and Saturday, as the South Coast Conference (SCC) Prelims and Championship meets transpired. Follow:

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Posted on April 23, 2019April 25, 2019 by: Evgeniya Zolotova

PCC track star shines at San Diego meet

Share: Jared Whitt honored Pasadena City College with a gold medal in the triple jump as well as contributed in getting silver medals in 4×100 and 4×400 meter relays, while Kessa Rychlik took fourth place in 400 meter and brought a bronze medal to the team in 4×100 meter relay on Friday in Arnie Robinson International at San Diego Mesa College. Follow:

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Posted on March 14, 2019March 20, 2019 by: Evgeniya Zolotova

Hope falls foul

Share: Rising star Jared Whitt did not show his best result in the triple jump, as everybody expected, and took only third place at the Occidental Distance Carnival Spring Break Classic on Saturday Mar. 9. Follow:

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Posted on March 7, 2019March 7, 2019 by: Evgeniya Zolotova

Track’s spirit remains strong despite injuries

Share: Injuries sustained by a few key players faltered PCC’s spirit early this spring, but promising jump athletes might assure a second wind for the team. Follow:

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Posted on May 24, 2018May 31, 2018 by: Nick Tourani

Fastest lap: the sudden rise of Brennan Doyle

Share: In the world of sprints, where a fraction of a second can mean the difference between the best runners and the rest of the pack, one lap catapulted Brennan Doyle, PCC’s second year track standout, from relative obscurity to the radars of college recruiters around the country. Follow:

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Posted on May 7, 2018May 10, 2018 by: Ethan Axtell

Lancers track improves, but hits wall at Conference Finals

Share: Coach Egbunike stands firmly and watches his athletes train, carefully scrutinizing their technique and form. His posture and expression tell the story of a man acutely aware that his team is in the midst of two of their most daunting tournaments this season. Follow:

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Posted on March 14, 2018April 4, 2018 by: Nick Tourani

Lancers dominate men’s 400 meter field at Oxy track and field invite

Share: A pair of PCC men’s track & field runners shined bright during an early test of fitness at the Oxy Distance Carnival on Saturday. Follow:

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Sports from last week! 🏈🏀⚽️🏐 In a Halloween afte Sports from last week! 🏈🏀⚽️🏐 

In a Halloween afternoon kickoff, the Pasadena City College (PCC) football team looked to rally against a winless East Los Angeles College (ELAC) football team in what was the Lancers’ final conference matchup. Ultimately snapping their two game losing streak with a 21-35 win at Robinson Stadium versus the Huskies.

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✍️ Written By: Aaron Serrano
📸 Photo By: Alyssa Ellington

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When the referee threw the ball up to start the Pasadena City College (PCC) men’s basketball season against San Diego Mesa College, three of the five Lancers on the floor were donning the Pasadena jersey for the first time. Such a presence of newcomers is common among two-year programs like PCC’s, but the team’s most noteworthy debutant stood near the end of the bench. He is Marshall Johnson, the new head coach.

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✍️ Written By: Henry Horn
📸 Photo By: Henry Horn

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Lancers women’s soccer team was thoroughly routed by Long Beach last Tuesday as they fell 4-0 and now stand at 3-3 in conference. The team’s lackluster offense proved to be their downfall as their three shots on goal didn’t match up to the Vikings ‘ overpowering offense.

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✍️ Written By: Guy Root-Stevens 
📸 Photo By: Valerie Price

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As the Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium filled with fans, PCC Volleyball prepared to extend their win streak against a familiar foe in the struggling East Los Angeles Huskies. Coming into the game, the Lancers had their best win streak in 5 seasons, winning 10 straight games. The Huskies came in aiming for revenge after getting swept by the Lancers earlier in the season but disastrously fell short, getting outplayed in all three sets, adding to the Lancers’ win streak.

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✍️ Written By: Lamar Collins 
📸 Photo By: Ashley Portillo

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Lifestyle from last week! Between balancing work Lifestyle from last week! 

Between balancing work, classes, campus life, and other responsibilities, finding time to vote can be hard for college students to fit into their schedules. On November 3rd, election day, Pasadena City College brought voting resources closer to students with a voting center in the Creveling Lounge from 10 am to 4 pm, following an early voting event hosted by the student lobbying committee in the Quad last Tuesday, October 27th.

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✍️ Written By: Carmely Contreras and Asa Stonebraker
📸 Photo By: Jupiter Panomvana

#studentjournalism #pcc #pasadena #Lifestyle 

As the DC Universe continues to expand, “Clayface” serves as the newest entry, introducing the disturbing titular villain to audiences for the first time in a live-action film. Director James Watkins delivered Clayface’s portrayal by providing the character a tragic yet evil backstory, creating a horror-esque feel throughout the movie with its body horror and bone-chilling gore. This darker stylistic decision shifts the superhero genre into a twisted but appealing direction that fans haven’t seen in James Gunn’s and Peter Safran’s DCU.

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✍️ Written By: Sebastian Rocha
🖼️ illustration By: Nate Klem

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In the realm of faeries, magic and romance, Sarah J. Maas J. Maas takes the cake. Avid readers of romance novels may venture into the world of fantasy through “A Court of Thorns and Roses,” the first book in the series, and subsequently all five installments.

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✍️ Written By: Tatyana Gilkes
🖼️ illustration By: Am-Alnath/ Deviant Art

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Features from last week! 🖋️ A pen held to paper – Features from last week! 🖋️

A pen held to paper – inhale, exhale – release everything in your mind. Then your hand takes off, racing through the lines and unleashing all that has been building up like a weight pressing down, ever steady. The pen hits the paper, seeming to say, “Let it go. Let it all go.” You finally feel relief as the words start to flow and, slowly, ever so slowly, that weight fades away.

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✍️ Written By: Tatyana Gilkes 
📸 Photo By: Gabriela Zamora

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Opinions from last week! 🗣️ Due to the decline in Opinions from last week! 🗣️

Due to the decline in viewership and the company’s bankruptcy, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show’s budget has been sadly cut, and production has scaled down to a smaller size. These past few years, they tried to bring back a new, refreshed look to the show, but did not make the comeback they wished for. So, to save face this year, they brought back the legendary Fantasy Bra and gave the honor to the one and only Kylie Jenner.

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✍️ Written By: Carmely Contreras 
🖼️ illustration By: Carmely Contreras 

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It is completely understandable that the Trump administration did not fact-check Katie Zacharia’s resume or credentials, as they are the most incompetent administration in history. It was an embarrassing series of events for Zacharia in just the span of 5 days, but the ones who should actually feel embarrassed is the White House who let her take the job as press secretary of the United States.

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✍️ Written By: Gaby Zamora
🖼️ illustration By: Ericka Sarmiento 

#studentjournalism #pcc #pasadena #opinions 

U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar is just the newest victim of President Donald Trump’s relentless attack against citizens who don’t fit his ideas of what a ‘real American’ looks like. Homeland Security raiding Omar’s home, accusing her of committing immigration fraud and threatening to deport her not only reeks of this administration’s bias against immigrants but also of the Islamophobia that has plagued this nation for far too long.

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✍️ Written By: Maryam Tall
🖼️ illustration By: Gabriela Zamora

#studentjournalism #pcc #pasadena #opinions 

While AI can replace certain jobs, replicate performances, and regurgitate content that feels uncannily human, it can never really replace the experience of what goes into creating art. The human connection felt when sharing it with others, or the beauty of being a witness to someone’s creative process.

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✍️ Written By: Asa Stonebraker
📸 Photo By: Asa Stonebraker 

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Top 5 of Week 10📸👏 #photojournalism Top 5 of Week 10📸👏 #photojournalism
News from last week 📝 Voters have approved Measur News from last week 📝

Voters have approved Measure UP, the $485 million PCC facilities bond measure that looks to modernize classrooms and science labs, expand career training facilities for fields like nursing and skilled trades, and retrofit buildings for earthquake safety. As of Friday morning, 74% of voters voted in favor of the measure.

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✍️ Written By: Taylor Fitzgerald
🖼️ illustration By: Courier Archives

#studentjournalism #pcc #pasadena #news 

Three seats are up for grabs in the Pasadena City College Board of Trustees election. While votes are still being counted, here are what the current results look like:

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✍️ Written By: Taylor Fitzgerald and Asa Stonebraker
🖼️ illustration By: Eizen Yap

#studentjournalism #pcc #pasadena #news 

As the midterm elections wrapped up yesterday, students and community members came out to vote at PCC’s on-campus voting center. With the voting center set up in the Creveling Lounge, voting in the midterms has been made accessible and convenient for Pasadena locals.

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✍️ Written By: Eizen Yap and Biankah Anderson
📸 Photo By: Eizen Yap

#studentjournalism #pcc #pasadena #News

Democrat Xavier Becerra won California’s Governor Race amongst a historic democratic sweep during the midterm elections, beating Trump-backed Republican Steve Hilton. He will become California’s first elected Latino Governor.
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✍️ Written By: Eizen Yap
📸 Photo By: Gage Skidmore 

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