The soccer team saw their state championship dreams come to an end on Saturday, Nov. 19 against Ventura, but the coach and players are proud
Month: November 2016
Gender Equity: one stall for all
Gov. Jerry Brown mandated an amendment of Assembly Bill No. 1732 to include gender inclusive restrooms, according to an announcement made during the Pierce College
Confusion in construction
The recently published schedule on the Pierce College website for spring and winter 2017 shows that classes are going to be held in the newly
Faculty taking action to bring awareness to students from recent robbery incident
Safety is an aspect that campus administration and sheriffs prioritize to ensure an environment fit for study; however, when the few crime incidents do occur,
No pot spots on campus
The approval of Proposition 64 brought concerns to Pierce College faculty and administration regarding the legal use of recreational marijuana in the two designated smoking
Winter solstice, a night of culture and celebration
The winter solstice is the longest and darkest night of the year, but in the midst of it, Shab-e Yalda penetrated the night with bright
A meal for all
Home is where the heart is, but sometimes the heart stays home, whether it be two miles away or thousands of miles away. November, which
Women’s volleyball advance to the state championships
The No. 2 ranked Brahmas had the Rustlers from Golden West College seeing red Saturday, Nov. 26, as they took the second round regional playoff
Pierce football lose to Antelope Valley
The final game of the Pierce football season summarized all of Pierce’s struggles and why the season ended at 1-9, 0-5. Like most of its
Paz Dressler the 4 year old skater
Mickie Shaw reports on a 4 year old skater in North Hollywood, California.