The cast of “All in the Timing” took in the energy of the audience to bring out their best performance in front of a packed house on their last showing on Tuesday.
Choral students prepare for performance debut
While most students are nose deep in their textbooks for midterm week, the choral students in room V- 111 are hard at work rehearsing for their spring concert at the Sexson Auditorium on Saturday at 8 p.m.
Campus will keep busy for Spring break
Sun shining, beating down on the walkways of the campus. Students hurry to lasses but on April 13, all that ceases are spring break arrives, leaving time for students, administration and faculty time to fulfill other needs.
Italian Affair promotes study abroad program
Under a bright sun, a small group of students observed the volunteers from the Italian Club and Italian instructors decorate the tables with red, green and white balloons in front of the north entrance of the R Building on Tuesday. While they worked, they chatted in a mix of Italian and English. The $5 dollar pasta menu, performances and games were organized to attract students’ attention to the study abroad program said Simonetta May, Italian instructor.
Flea Market has something for everyone
The flea market at PCC features many diverse vendors and unique items.
Lost and waiting to be found
For anyone who has ever lost something on campus, Lost and Found services in B210 in the Campus Police Department may have it.
Graphic novels make their way into classrooms
The Shatford Library has expanded its graphic novels collection with over 80 additions recently due to requests from instructors for their class readings, according to Librarian Diana Lopez.
AS member is all about progress
Associated Students Vice President of Public Relations, and key member of the PCC Feminist Club, Mon-Shane Chou is all about progress.
Artist in Residence Exhibition a Success
In the PPC Art Gallery several works by the Cuban-born photographer Abelardo Morell, the 2012 Artist in Residence, are on display through May 5.
For Instructor, Guitar Is a Life Long Experience
For instructor Ron Berman, teaching students how to play the guitar is more than a job. It’s a passion, one that requires patience, communication, and a love of music.