With summer right around the corner, temperatures are rising as quickly as the semester is coming to an end. Woodland Hills has been known to
Category: Editorials
Fresh food for Pierce
Since the arrival of the food trucks, Pierce College staff, faculty and students have been looking for an alternative source of food. Pierce
Give bicyclists and boarders a space on campus
Pierce College lacks a policy that acknowledges the biking, skating and boarding population of our campus. The only online documentation of a bicycle policy
Students should stand up to vandals in the library
With over $40 million used to build the new Library and Learning Crossroads (LLC), the building was designed and created with students in mind.
More healthy options should be available on campus
College students are constantly on the go, as students have deadlines to meet, classes to attend, and places to go. All of that running
Student representatives often absent from campus governance meetings
Wherever decisions affecting the students are discussed and voted on are held, the voice of the students must be present. But the voice of the
Put public meetings in the Great Hall
Many of the policies, regulations and recommendations that govern our campus are taken to vote in the College Services Building’s Conference Room. Wait. The
Pierce should extend a helping hand to incoming high school students
Even though Proposition 30 stopped some of the bleeding last Nov., federal sequestration stands to take $67 million more from Calif.’s budget for special education.
Orientation at Pierce should be mandatory
Transitioning from high school to college can be a daunting task, and a mandatory summer orientation could provide a softer landing for new students’ first
Alert system and locks are needed to protect Pierce campus
Run, hide, fight. This is the advice given by the Department of Homeland Security in a pamphlet on how to respond in the event