Guys on campus wear makeup too, mostly foundation and cover-up.
Women’s restrooms are dirtier than the men’s
Who has the cleanest restrooms: men or women? The ultimate judges should be the people responsible for cleaning them up.
Focus on internships at the Norton Simon College Night
On Friday night Oct 18, the Norton Simon opened it’s doors to college students, giving free tours, art posters on the exit and a panel discussion on the art of becoming an intern.
Jazz trio eases midterm stress
Amidst the hustle and bustle of midterm week, with sights such as students bolting across the Quad with a Scantron in hand, a small jazz trio eased the tension.
Get down and ShakeOut
A massive earthquake had just hit Southern California and it took police officers fewer than three minutes and thirty seconds to get everyone out of the C building, according to Chief of Police Don Yoder.
Zombie’s horrors come to life
The smell of rotting corpses hangs heavily in the air along with the sounds of chainsaws and…live music? One would expect nothing less from the mind of musician and horror director Rob Zombie.
Writer in Residence goes on second year
Best-selling author and former Los Angeles Times reporter Denise Hamilton will be reading from her latest novel “Damage Control” on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Creveling Lounge as part of PCC’s Writer in Residence program.
Tradition-less mirror pools
Built in 1937, the mirror pools continue to be one of the campus’ most popular places for students to relax, socialize and sometimes study.
Gallery holds artist reception for exhibition on ArtNight
The city was abuzz with thousands of people bustling between Pasadena’s many museums and art galleries during the bi-annual ArtNight on Friday where students and various other patrons of the arts enjoyed a free evening of art.
‘Laugh Lines’ cracks up audience
“Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed the show. Goodnight,” director Whitney Rydbeck said to loosen up the crowd before the start of the show.
Laugh Lines, directed by Will Ahrens and Whitney Rydbeck, is the first set of One Act shows in which students perform a selection of one-act plays. The seven plays were chosen from a book of the same title with a collection of short comic plays written by Shel Silverstein, Paul Dooley, Jonathan Rand and more.