Last minute class cuts, teacher changes cause uproar

By Nick Zebrowski and Neil Protacio

The decision to cut as many as 96 class sections and to not renew the contracts of some adjunct faculty members has caused an uproar among students, faculty, and shared governance officials on campus.
“It’s a complete travesty,” said Alex Soto, student trustee.
"It is an utter disgrace," said Faculty Association President Roger Marheine.

Lancer wins one mile race in track meet

Coaches excited after season opener

The men’s and women’s Track and Field teams opened up their season with a first place finish in the one mile race at a meet on Feb. 10 at Mt. San Antonio College.

If approved, tax deal may have big impact

According to PCC President Mark Rocha, Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed tax increases may avoid any more budget cuts for community colleges. If voters do not approve the tax increase, however, public education will sustain additional cuts which have already been identified.

Fashion student breaks into career early

While most fashion design majors are required to obtain an internship to receive their certificate, student Denisse Lopez is well ahead of the class with a job as one of the designers for a clothing line.