Month: March 2009

The PCC Lancer softball defense allowed 13 hits in a 10-5 loss to the Mt. San Antonio College Mounties Tuesday at the Mt. SAC softball field.

Famed masters of rock U2 have added another masterpiece to their laundry list of classic records. They do the music industry a service and put out a refreshing bundle of epic songs about love and life. The result is classic U2 perfection.

Once again a new semester is upon us, and that means PCC students are again taking part in the mad dash to add classes. In many instances, it is an exercise in futility.

20-year-old Filipino-born Veronica Lanphere has a modeling contract, but her education at PCC remains her top priority.

Around campus there are many students who carry their passion strapped to their backs. Future musicians seem to flock to the K Building following their love for music to an unsure future.

The Prodigy has made an impressive comeback with the release of Invaders Must Die, their hard-hitting fifth studio album. Just five years ago, the album Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned, was a disappointment and the music lacked the adrenaline rush that could be induced from listening to their earlier work.The band has undoubtedly redeemed itself in this phenomenal mixture of different electronic music elements such as rave, industrial, dance, and techno.

In and out of prison his whole life Rene “Boxer” Enriquez would land himself in Pelican Bay for the murders of fellow Black Hand members. The ultimate realization that he will live and die behind prison walls tears at his very soul and forces Boxer into an unheard of decision; turn against his Black Hand brothers and bring down the Mexican Mafia.

In a display not typically seen, the latest exhibition at Pasadena’s Pacific Asia Museum reveals the world of modern manga and anime juxtaposed with their historical predecessors.

This semester the student response seemed to exceed expectations, according to participants of Club Week. With so much going on, Club Week and Welcome Week were combined this year, said Joan Tibay, vice president for campus activities.