At Pierce College, in the hands of director Valorie Grear, The Exonerated finds an appropriate fit in the Temporary Performing Arts Center, where the smaller
Author: Kevin Perez
Fall 2012
Writing Lab may close in the fall
Jeanine Brown sat next to the disconnected phone at her desk in the Writing Lab. She hasn’t had a phone there for a year.
SMC’s two-tier pricing system: charging more for core classes is wrong
Santa Monica College’s (SMC) plan of implementing a two-tier course pricing system goes against the mission statements of many community colleges such as Pierce, to
Protest’s coffin makes its way across L.A. colleges
The “Education is Dead!” coffin that paraded through Pierce last month is expected to make its way through Los Angeles area colleges and universities before
Media Arts screens “The Welcome”
On March 21, the Media Arts Department will screen “The Welcome”, a documentary about veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder attending a five-day retreat and finding
French native teaches foreign language class
The Modern Languages Department received a new addition last month with French native and professor Anne le Barbu. Though hired only a month ago,
Cast ready to perform “The Exonerated”
Pierce College’s Theater Department will be showing “The Exonerated” beginning March 23 in the Temporary Performing Arts Center. The play is a drama based
Math class to be cut next semester
Students looking for a three-unit math class to fulfill their requirements will have to look elsewhere starting next semester, as Math 245 will be eliminated
Tent acts as home for Theatre Department
The gray tent near the corner of Mason Avenue and Olympic Drive has become the temporary home of the Theatre Department. The Performing Arts