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Posted on May 18, 2017June 4, 2020 by: Allison Stutzka

Swim team drowns in titles and broken records

Share: Lancer’s swim broke records, ranked in state titles, and created a rip tide for their freshmen swimmers to follow to sophomore glory. Follow:

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Posted on April 19, 2017April 25, 2017 by: Emeline Beltran

Badminton thrives three times against ELAC

Share: As if two times weren’t enough, Lancers’ badminton proved themselves triumphant as they beat ELAC in their third conference game against each other with a 20-1 victory. Follow:

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Posted on December 14, 2016April 13, 2022 by: Marta Valier

Moving forward in and out of the field

Share: For freshman running back James Shaw, getting from his hometown of South Central LA to Pasadena was a big leap. Follow:

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Posted on February 25, 2016April 2, 2021 by: Daniel Larson

Paying college athletes is preposterous

Share: With March Madness just around the corner, the debate on whether or not college athletes should be paid is heating up. And while collegiate sports bring in large sums of money every year, college athletes should in no way receive a salary. Follow:

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Posted on February 23, 2016March 23, 2016 by: Daniel Larson

Softball shuts out ELAC and heads home early

Share: The Lancers softball team showed off their hitting skills in a crushing 10-0 blow out win over East Los Angeles Tuesday at Robinson Park. Follow:

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Posted on November 23, 2015 by: Elissa Saldana

Women’s volleyball defeated in last South Coast Conference game

Share: UPDATE: The Lancers earned the number 17 seed in the Southern California Regional Playoffs. They took part in a play-in round match on Saturday Nov. 21st but were defeated by long-standing rival and 16th seed Mt. San Antonio, 25-15, 25-23 and 25-19. Follow:

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Posted on November 6, 2015 by: Elissa Saldana

Lancers unable to end El Camino 10 game winning streak

Share: PCC Women’s volleyball was unable to hand El Camino its first loss in the South Coast Conference on Wednesday at the Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium. Follow:

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Posted on October 7, 2015 by: Amber Lipsey

Women’s volleyball conquer LA Trade Tech

Share: In what would normally have been at least a two-hour match, the PCC women’s volleyball team trounced LA Trade Tech in straight sets in a 45 minute match Friday. Follow:

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Posted on September 23, 2015 by: Elissa Saldana

Women’s water polo loses South Coast Conference game opener

Share: After winning their season-opening game at the Los Angeles Valley tournament, the women’s water polo team suffered a tough loss against Chaffey College this past Wednesday during their South Coast Conference game opener. Follow:

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Posted on April 2, 2015April 2, 2021 by: Alex Chhuon

Paying NCAA Players

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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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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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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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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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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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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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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
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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
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The FYE center has many different services. Report The FYE center has many different services. Reporters Tatyana Gilkes and TJ Collins went to see what they offer! 

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Hey Lancers! Have you voted yet? If not, there is Hey Lancers! Have you voted yet? If not, there is still time!
The Creveling Lounge is hosting a voting center until 8pm, where you can drop off your ballots or vote through the voting booths. The Courier talked to some students who just voted to get their insight on the midterms and what it’s like to have a voting center accessible on campus!

Reporters: Eizen Yap, Biankah Anderson, Asa Stonebraker
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