The visiting PCC softball team lost to Mt. San Antonio College 15-1 in five innings as the Mounties bombed three home runs off the Lancer pitchers on Tuesday.
WEEKEND: Diane Leyes
Twenty-year-old nursing major Diane Leyes balances a tight schedule between her studies and being president of the Pilipino cultural club TROPA.However, Leyes manages to find some time to indulge in some of her favorite pastimes. Leyes relaxes during the weekend by exploring the Greater Los Angeles area and spending time with her loved ones shopping, dining, museum-hopping, and treating themselves to yogurt.
PCC Baseball’s Home Ballpark, Robinson Field, in State of Disarray
PCC’s on-campus athletic facilities have hosted three state championships in recent years, and have been praised as some of the best in the region. In contrast, they are a stark comparison to the baseball team’s home venue at Robinson Memorial Field at Brookside Park in Pasadena.
Associated Students Incorporates Extra Money Into Budget
The Associated Students increased its 2009 academic-year budget, which had been $125,400, after discovering Wednesday that it had an extra $11,500.
Students Rally Against Global Hunger to Promote Awareness
Students rallied in PCC’s quad Wednesday to raise awareness about world hunger.
JPL Specialist in Deep Space Communication Discusses His Work at PCC
Jet Propulsion Laboratory engineer Chris Yung described deep space exploration and communication to PCC’s Physics Club on Friday.
Students Build New House On Bonnie Avenue
For nearly three years, construction and electrical students have been building a house located across the street from PCC at 208 Bonnie Avenue.
REVIEW: Audiences Enjoy Chuckles and Laughs with ‘Hay Fever’
“Hay Fever,” presented by the Theater Department at PCC as directed by Duke Stroud, is a satirical comedy that showcases the eccentricities of the Bliss family.Written and produced in the 1920s by Noel Coward, “Hay Fever” consists of the self-important members of the Bliss family and what happens when each of them invite a guest for the weekend to their home in the countryside.
Music Students Will Skip a Beat When K Building Falls to Pieces
Manny Santiago, 19, leaned cool against a high white wall of the K Building as he strummed blues through an acoustic guitar. Santiago, music major, has grown used to playing music in this spot.
Ceramics Class Holds Many Treasures
Tucked away in the Z Building, there’s a treasure trove of ceramic pieces, made by students of all ages and majors. They fill the shelves, some glazed, some not, surrounded by bags of not-yet-made clay.Students mill around, always with a purpose but always relaxed.