Pierce College should show solidarity with its students in the face of student visas being revoked and particular students getting singled out and arrested for
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The Roundup is the student-run news outlet at Pierce College in Woodland Hills, Calif.
Editorial: Celebrate the Greek disapora at an annual festival
Greece is one of the most mountainous countries in Europe. This is a stark contrast to the relatively flat geography of the San Fernando Valley.
Healthy habits over calorie counting
For more than a century, men and women have been pawns in the weight-loss industry. The idea of restricting calories or certain foods has
More recycling education is needed at Pierce
Only 21% of residential recyclable materials are properly disposed. Last year 79% of these materials were not recycled, according to a report by The
Smoke-free campus is only a first step
Since the first creation of a cigarette machine by James Albert Bonsack in 1880, methods of nicotine consumption have advanced to include water pipes, e-cigarettes
State should not reduce CSU funding
With relatively affordable tuition, strong job placement outcomes and guaranteed admissions options, it’s no surprise that the California State University system attracts more than 1,200
A dedicated day could help the farm stay
When most people think of a farm, they may imagine it being in a rural area surrounded by fields that touch the horizon. But some
Spring break should be scheduled consistently
Spring Break is typically depicted as a time to party with friends while having a week off school. While this may hold true for some,
Students should take advantage of public transportation
With the cost of cars, fuel, insurance and maintenance eating a large portion of students’ budgets, many could relieve their financial burden by using
Students deserve dedicated CTE counselor
Career technical education (CTE) programs, ranging from child development to automotive technology, enroll about 70,000 students across the Los Angeles Community College District. Despite the