Some 100 demonstrators in support of Proposition 30 paraded to the governor’s office from City Hall Friday when they were ambushed by a horde
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‘Pierce Idol’ to give students their time to shine
Aspiring student vocalists will get a chance to showcase their talent through the first “Pierce Idol,” a campus-wide singing competition formatted similarly to “American Idol.”
Female student faints in North Gym classroom
Campus police and paramedics responded to the North Gym when an unidentified female student passed out in classroom 5602 around 1:30 p.m. according to officials.
Material fees not new
Instructional material fees are intended to alleviate a student’s expenses, but students argue its effectiveness. Material fees are intended to recover the cost of
Weather change brings chill
It’s that time of the year again: that time we unwillingly trade in extended sunny days for short winter days, but are we shaking because
Colors of courage and pain fly on Mall
Strings of T-shirts dressed the Mall in flapping blues, purples, oranges, reds, greens and whites as they caught the wind and painted the
Health Center clinicians wear pink every day
October doesn’t warrant any special attention to breast cancer for Pierce College’s Student Health Center. Instead, clinicians do pink ribbons justice every day by
Professor called out over unions
A comment made by Don Sparks, president for the American Federation of Teachers Chapter 1521A towards Economics professor Pam Brown raised more
Professors explain Proposition 30
Two well-known professors explained alternatives and fiscal consequences during a debate on Proposition 30 for students in the Great Hall during the Day of Politics
Weather station rededicated after six decades
With storm clouds gathering to bring rainfall just hours afterward, members of the local community gathered at the Pierce College Weather Station to commemorate six