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When boredom strikes in class, students admit to letting their minds wander and engaging in other tasks to pass the time.

The bone-chilling, single-digit degree temperatures were not enough to dissuade members of the PCC community as they participated in the historic swearing-in ceremony of Barack Obama as the 44th president of the United States on Tuesday in Washington, DC.

Each year, the Division of Visual Arts and Media Studies invites a distinguished art professional to select an art showcase from a pool of student work at PCC. Each artist hoping to have their artwork displayed submits a $5 entrance fee, which is later used to honor exceptional works.

Prior to the desolation that has marred Sexson Auditorium, there was a lining of prestige that laced every breath uttered with the stage’s name alongside it.

Between classes, tests, finals, jobs, and trying to maintain a social life, experts say students can find themselves in a deep hole of strain and anxiety.

Pasadena is home to some of the finest art venues in the greater Los Angeles area. With such a thriving art community, there ought to be some unique, hole-in-the-wall places to find unique brands, right? Look no further than Mills Alley on Colorado between DeLacey and Fair Oaks.

Sitting behind a glass case is a letter that seems too personal to be public. In it, a woman is told, ever so slowly, as words draw out, that this is the end of her relationship with the writer.

Better known for his intellect and criticism of popular culture, Klosterman’s transition from critic to novelist doesn’t go over as smoothly for readers unfamiliar with his earlier work.

If you were anywhere near the Hutto-Patterson Gym last weekend, you couldn’t have missed it. The unmistakable sound of a volleyball being smacked relentlessly, and the screeching of sneakers on a gym floor punctuated by the cheering of devoted fans was audible 20 feet from the building.