Months after the district’s contracts with FTR International construction company was terminated for convenience earlier in the semester, the future of Shepard Stadium at Pierce
Author: Kevin Reynolds
Editor in Chief Spring 2012
Learning Center loses director
The director of the Learning Center has decided to apply her knowledge to other aspects of her life. Kathleen Boddicker will be retiring at
Roger Tishler: A man you can count on
A 28-year veteran instructor of mathematics is joining the growing list of those retiring at the end of this semester. Instructor Roger Tishler, who
Addiction Studies Graduates honor beloved professor
Graduatingstudents from the Pierce College Addiction Studies program gathered in the Great Hall May 4 to receive their diplomas and honor a professor they have
Gov. Brown’s budget proposal released
Gov. Jerry Brown’s 2012-13 budget proposal, released Jan. 5, shows that California has a deficit of $9.2 billion. Brown proposes $4.2 billion in cuts from
Men’s basketball victorious after shaky start against West LA
Despite the Brahmas shaky start, they pulled out the stops during the second half and pulled out the win. The Brahmas struggled at the start
Campus construction under review
The Pierce College Committee (PCC) will deliberate next Thursday to make a decision regarding the troubled bond project construction. Several of the upcoming construction projects will not
HIV/AIDS awareness week
HIV/AIDS Awareness Week will begin Monday, Oct. 17, at Pierce College. This event has been hosted at Pierce for over 19 years, according to Director
Verbal altercation in Parking Lot 1
Photos: Jose Romero Sheriffs responded to a verbal altercation between two males in Parking Lot 1 near T’s Chili’s Truck Thursday afternoon at approximately 5
The tennis team is raising funds their own way
Slashed funding for the athletic department is forcing the Pierce College tennis team to host fundraisers in order to pay for equipment and travel