The new Child Development Club met Thursday afternoon to discuss the Pathways in Early Childhood Education (PECE) program, as well as to participate in a resume workshop given by Stacey Longmore, Pierce College Child Development professor. Ninety members make up the Child Development Club.
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Unprofitable financial aid suspended
Community college students may find it harder to obtain loans because two lenders, CitiBank and J.P. Morgan Chase, have temporarily suspended certification of federal Stafford loans to community college students nationwide, according to the American Chronicle.
Year in Review
MANURE TEAM COMPETES IN WASHINGTON, D.C. The Pierce College manure team, led by environmental sciences professor Craig Meyer, traveled to the nation’s capital this semester to compete for the first time in the annual People, Prosperity and the Planet competition conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency.
President’s Honors List Reception
More than 100 students were honored and recognized for academic achievement at the President’s Honors List Reception May 13. The Music Quad was filled with smiles and families as the honorees received medals for making the Dean’s List three consecutive times, achieved by maintaining a 3.
ASO barbecue today
Summer starts early with the Associated Students Organization barbecue today, taking place from 2 to 4 p.m. in front of their new building near the business office. The event will feature free food, music, a pie eating contest and other games – including a Nintendo Wii tournament – which is to be held indoors in the newly completed Great Hall of the ASO building.
Recruiting a new kindof G.I. Bill
The U.S. Senate is scheduled to vote this week on a new G.I. Bill designed to further educational benefits for post-9/11 veterans. S.22, also called the “Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act,” would provide 36 months of benefits up to the cost of the most expensive in-state public school, as well as money for books and housing costs to those returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, according to a news release by Sen.
Art gallery
Bizarre, creative and fresh, this year’s Student Art Show showcased some of the most impressive works Pierce College’s Art Department had to offer, and even had a few skilled artists walk away with a little more green to use as inspiration. In total, four prizes were awarded to outstanding submissions, chosen from 50 of the most talented artists at Pierce.
Students’ Art Catches The Heart
***The following story is the revised version of the article published in the Roundup May 13, 2008.*** Bizarre, creative and fresh, this year’s Student Art Show showcased some of the most impressive works Pierce College’s Art Department had to offer, and even had a few skilled artists walk away with a little more green to use as inspiration.
Six DJs, one house, all party
Building a bridge between electro and indie, club “Dance” joins several different music scenes for an electrifying Tuesday-night mixture. Located at the Arena Café on Santa Monica Boulevard, this club caters to the 18 and older crowd, complete with two stories of dance floor, a full bar and an outdoor smoking patio.
THE WEEKLY BLOTTER
May 8 – 4:20 p.m. A suspect broke into a vehicle and took an electronic Casio keyboard, valued at $800. May 12 – 3 p.m. A car was vandalized in Lot 4. 6:30 p.m. 14 laptops were taken from Room 3310 in the Fine Arts Building. Each laptop is valued at $2,500.