Two new deans were appointed on Aug. 11 and Sept. 1, the new deans are: Jose Luis Fernandez, Dean of Career and Technical Education and Barbara Anderson, Dean of Academic Affairs.
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Why wait for Wednesday?
Staff members of the Roundup newspaper have traditionally spent the majority of their time reporting stories, taking pictures and designing pages for the print edition. However, we live in a fast-paced world and we attend a fast-paced college. Why should readers find out about news and events after everything is already over, or accept sports scores that are three games too late? Since summer, we have been posting stories ranging from news and sports to play reviews and campus events.
ROUGH: Enormous earthquake inevitable: is Pierce prepared?
The 5.4 Chino Hills earthquake that was felt from Las Vegas to San Diego this summer was nothing compared to what is coming. On April 14, 2008 The U.S. Geological Survey released a report called the Uniform California Earthquake Rupture Forecast (UCERF), which states that “California has more than a 99% chance of having a magnitude 6.
Olympic Gold
When Marv Dunphy steps onto the floor at Firestone Fieldhouse to begin his 26th season at the helm of the Pepperdine University Waves men’s volleyball team, it will be just another day at the office-at least to him. Dunphy will have held practice with his latest squad, will have gotten re-acquainted with his returners, and will have gotten to know his new recruits, just like all of his opposing coaches.
Driving on the safer side of the law
This is an article of facts and opions of the Pierce College Sheriff’s Department, an Officer from LAPD West Valley Division, and some Pierce College students. The Sheriff’s Department will cite students for talking on their cellphone and texting if it leads to a distraction but it depends upon the decision of the sheriff’s officer to hand out a warning or fine. Also, the student’s opinions on this vehicle code on campus and their experience/knowledge of it.
Quarterback injury darkens season-opening loss
With the clock winding down in the fourth quarter, Collins broke loose for a scramble and was knocked to the ground where he would lay conscious but in immense pain with an apparent hip injury for nearly half an hour before being transported off the field by ambulance.
One win closer to ‘the whole thing’
The women’s volleyball team began their season with a 3-0 victory in tonight’s match against San Bernardino, picking up last season’s flag after winning last year’s Western State Conference. The team won the first set, 25-11; the second set, 25-20; and the third set, 25-14.
Child airlifted off Pierce campus
A child was airlifted out of Pierce College after a Los Angeles Fire Department helicopter landed on the soccer field around 7:15 p.m. While the age and condition of the child was unavailable, Officer Morales of the Pierce Sheriff’s Office said the incident was unrelated to Pierce.
Olympic Gald
When Marv Dunphy steps onto the floor at Firestone Fieldhouse to begin his 26th season at the helm of the Pepperdine University Waves men’s volleyball team, it will be just another day at the office-at least to him. Dunphy will have held practice with his latest squad, will have gotten re-acquainted with his returners, and will have gotten to know his new recruits, just like all of his opposing coaches.
Injured quarterback out for season due to broken femur
Head coach Efrain Martinez will be starting freshman Taylor Budd as quarterback to replace Justin Collins, who suffered a broken femur during the Saturday-night game against Moorpark College.