Winning an Emmy sometimes doesn’t require news coverage or an entourage of photographers fighting for your attention in hopes of grabbing just a glimpse of
Month: May 2013
Pistol course, no problem
Pierce College offers a one-day basic pistol course as part of their non-credit program, Pierce Extension, and has since 2008 but members of a local
Award-winning math professor to retire after 33 years
Nominated for this year’s Hayward Award, a state chancellor’s award for the best community college professor in the state, mathematics instructor Katherine Yoshiwara will be retiring
Horrendous heat needs hurried solution
With summer right around the corner, temperatures are rising as quickly as the semester is coming to an end. Woodland Hills has been known to
Non-repeatability to select disciplines to start in the fall 2013 semester
California community colleges will not allow their students to repeat enrollment to state-funded physical education and performing and visual arts classes beginning in the fall
Fundraising for more opportunities
Temperatures were high, but a cool breeze kept the afternoon cool for the Pierce College Welding Club, who hosted their second fundraiser on Saturday, May
Women’s volleyball team hope to win fourth championship in a row
[Updated with corrections] Not even the Los Angeles Lakers could pull off a four- peat, but the returning women’s volleyball champs like the odds while
East Los Angeles College gun scare heightens Southland school security
East Los Angeles College was evacuated early Thursday, May 16, after someone called California Highway Patrol, saying that he was armed and heading to a college
Party celebrates 15 retirees
Cakes were just one of the edibles that lined the tables of the Great Hall Monday, May 13 during the reception to celebrate a retiring