PCC student Bowen Du, 19, has pleaded not guilty to a charge of vehicular manslaughter after a pedestrian was killed and another injured while crossing a crosswalk in Arcadia.
Ex-coach’s lawsuit goes to mediation
The lawsuit filed by former Lancers football Coach James Kuk against PCC made headway over summer and now has been referred to the Court Alternative Dispute Resolution Program for mediation to be completed by the end of January, according to court documents.
Officials predict more budget cuts
Due to anticipated cuts in state funding, expectations for PCC’s 2011 – 2012 budget may make last year’s budget look rosy in comparison.
New speaker program launches
As part of the First Year Experience program, PCC will launch a new Speaker Series beginning Sept. 15 with a presentation in The Forum by President and CEO emeritus of the American Association of Community Colleges Dr. George Boggs entitled, “What Can We Do to Increase College Completion Rates.”
Former student’s trial in murder is postponed
A Superior Court judge delayed the trial of a PCC alumnus who is accused of killing his ex-girlfriend, also a student at PCC, and hiding her remains in a trash can.Liya “Jessie” Lu, 31.
$3.95 million fund transfer approved
Despite the disapproval of staff and student representatives, a proposal to sweep a surplus of $3.95 million — savings from the general fund budget — into capital outlay funds has been unanimously approved by the Board of Trustees.
First Lancer loss comes in 55-21 blowout
Coming off a record-breaking win over the visiting Vaqueros of Glendale Community College, the home game on Sept. 10 saw the Lancers football team suffer its first defeat to Allan Hancock College in blowout fashion.
Volleyball wins in weekend tournament
The women’s volleyball team defeated Cypress and Santa Barbara in a tournament at El Camino College on Friday.
Men’s soccer back on track after defeating Desert
The men’s soccer team got back on track as it won its fourth match of the season by a score of 4-1 against College of the Desert on Sept. 9.
Custodians a college asset
Trash left carelessly on the PCC campus does not magically pick itself up, nor do the floors and toilets of the restrooms scrub themselves clean.