The price of tuition, plus the general cost of living, creates a very expensive equation for the average Pierce College student. Add that to the new editions of books that raise the prices for the addition of one sentence that a publisher deemed vital to the understanding of a whole textbook.
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$$Federal government finally cuts the CCRAA-p
This is the edit copy, from Jamie G Extra Extra! Read all about, increase in Fin Aid A first in more than 15 years U.S. legislation passed a historic higher education reform bill College Cost Reduction and Access Act that will immobilize financial restraints of American college students.
$$Everyone can give a child a day of joy -*REVISED*-
1300 foster children are expected to gather at Pierce College on Sunday, Oct. 14 to participate in Day of the Child. Day of the Child is an event sponsored by Children Uniting Nations to raise awareness of homeless and foster children in the L.A. County area.
Everyone can give a child a day of joy
Once a year Pierce hold a carnival unbeknownst to the general public. Food, games, music, activities, it’s all free; but few children have had a chance to attend. This is an event for children who don’t have the opportunity to go to an event like this whenever they please; an event for the foster children of the Los Angeles County.
The Halloween Festival Finally Arrives
This weekend Pierce College was proud to welcome back their annual Halloween Harvest Festival. This wildly popular event opened on Friday, September 29. It’s located at the corner of De Soto Avenue and Victory Blvd. for the next five weeks and everyone is invited.
The Halloween Festival Finally Arrives (CORRECTED)
This weekend Pierce College was proud to welcome back their annual Halloween Harvest Festival. This wildly popular event opened on Friday, September 29. It’s located at the corner of De Soto Avenue and Victory Blvd. for the next five weeks and everyone is invited.
The boy who cried ’emergency!’
It was hard to miss the flashing blue lights of the campus emergency call box illuminating the trees under the night sky. The sounds of a desolate farm road, partnered with the reverberation of trailing footsteps, stirred fear in me as I, a 5-foot woman, walked to my car alone.
Just another bloody weekend
It’s not that is happends it’s that it keeps happening. Gunshots continue to fly, and bullets find homes inside the bodies of youngsters. These words have not been a standard in my life since I moved out of the ‘hood and into a rural neighborhood at the age of 11.
Pre-Vet students metamorph
After completing the Pre-Veterinary Science Program at Pierce College, students hail and give thanks to Dr. Leland Shapiro for making their aspirations in life come true. In spring of 2007, students of the Agricultural Center graduated and continued to pursue their career by attending the University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine.
Pierce farm features field of folk figures
A shotgun-wielding mother wards off invaders with a rifle in one hand and a newborn baby in the other. A peg-legged cowboy shoves a knife into an American Indian’s ribcage, as a tomahawk is jammed into his shoulder. No, this isn’t the scene at some studio back lot in Hollywood.