Features and fun
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Tattoos: Inking into society
After her third tattoo healed, Cassandra Jacinto went into her job interview for an assistant position. Though covered by her watch, the wrist tattoo managed to be seen by her potential employer.
After inspecting it, he asked her to leave.
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Student veterans predict challenges for returning veterans
The country is ill-prepared provide assistance to the large number of Iraq and Afghanistan War veterans currently returning to the United States, according to PCC student veterans.
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Wi-Fi lounge is home away from home
Students at PCC work hard hours studying, doing lab work and attending classes. However, the Wi-Fi Lounge is their haven and home away from home on campus. It is a place to bond with other students.
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Psychology instructor in battle with cancer
Psychology instructor Abby Delman has ran the gantlet of life, holding multiple jobs and taking care of child to overcoming severe chronic depression and breast cancer.
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Students and faculty keep their New Years resolutions
New Years resolutions are supposed to give people a fresh start for the new year. Those who made themselves aim to either start doing something that they did not do the year before, or to put an end to a bad habit which they want to live without during the new year.
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AS lobbyist works for student rights
John Fraser isn't able to stay in one place for too long without having to answer a question or help out however he can.
It's not unusual to see the Associated Student's Vice President of External Affairs run around campus to participate in numerous committees.
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There’s no biz like show biz
Hidden in the first floor of the C Building is a full studio for learning television production. The studio is equipped with three cameras on pedestals, a blue room, an audio control room, a video control room, and a prop room.
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iPhone wins over BlackBerry in rivalry
As technology advances, new cell phones keep coming out. With all the different types of phones available, it seems like iPhones and BlackBerrys have the biggest rivalry. On campus, it seems phone users prefer the iPhone.
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Mixed feelings on new federal loan plan
President Barack Obama's plan to lighten the burden of student debt brought up various reactions from those who would be affected, ranging from support to opposition from both PCC students and faculty.
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Program aims to prevent crises before they happen
The Crisis Prevention and Response Team Committee is a new committee with goals to inform teachers on how to deal with difficult students, help those troubled students by offering them what ever services they may need, and most importantly, to keep PCC's campus safe.
In other sections
News
- Large protest erupts on first day of school
- Last minute class cuts cause uproar
- Board Of Trustees Approves Student Task Force Recommendations
- If approved, tax deal may have big impact
- U-Building project moves forward
- Lancer Radio goes live for Rose Parade
- Fashion student breaks into career early
- Electric supply company admits communication fault
- Student revolutionary in the making
- Students balance athletics with academics
Opinion
Sports
- Coaching staff excited after track season opener
- Women's Basketball Wins Against Cougars
- High expectations for baseball seasons
- Track and Field looks to recruitment to improve on last season’s success
- Men's Basketball Loses to Cougars
- Injuries a mainstay for football season
- Cross country team is head of the class
- Despite offseason, athletes maintain fitness through diet and exercise
- Athletic Zone keeps athletes on academic track
- Basketball brings D to tourney

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