After an Associated Students meeting filled with confusion and contradiction Wednesday, it was found that the AS did not follow protocol in dismissing Marshall H. Roe.

The PCC baseball team edged out a 5-3 victory against Cerro Coso College at Brookside Park Wednesday, earning them a notch in the win column after losing 13-of-14 games amidst the heart of their South Coast Conference schedule.

The Learning Assistance Center will be working together with the languages department to open an English as a Second Language center this fall.

Corporate welfare seems to be the trend these days and it has nearly diminished the voice of free enterprise within America to a whisper.

A fresh presidential administration with a renovated stance on stem cell research funding places emphasis on the importance of PCC’s $1.7 million grant.

Returning war veterans can expect PCC to cater to their needs as students in new ways following a president’s forum on April 2.

The Lobby Committee of the Associated Students traveled to Washington D.C. from March 19 to 24, to attend a USSA conference and lobby for various bills and legislation on behalf of the PCC student body.

The Courier won the top honor of General Excellence for the fourth consecutive year at the Journalism Association of Community Colleges Convention on March 26 to 28.The JACC Convention, which was held at the Doubletree Hotel in Sacramento, brought together nearly 600 students from 43 statewide community colleges.

The Associated Students has decided to let any of its members make a recommendation of a candidate that they see fit for the position of vice president of public relations.