Can you recall the first thing people do in dinner dates these days? Usually it consists of ordering food, checking Facebook and uploading pictures to
Category: Opinion
Governor’s plan puts pupils in poor position
The passing of Proposition 30 staved off massive budget cuts and served as a victory for students against attacks on their quality of education.
Intramural sports would promote school spirit
Not everyone can run a 100-meter dash in nine seconds or throw a football 60 yards. Some people are just good enough to beat other
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.
Pierce kicks smoking students beyond the curb
The mission of the LA Pierce College Work Environment Committee (WEC) is to deliver a clean, safe campus for people to work and learn and
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
Sequestration is a result of out-of-touch politics
In April of this year, the U.S. government’s latest solution of sequestration for the country’s budget crisis will take full effect if our country does
Top 5 affordable living arrangements
We all want to be free. But, when the cost of living in a top floor penthouse is too expensive and pitching a tent on
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
Bikes clutter the campus
Bicyclists at Pierce College are cluttering up the already small campus, so the prohibition of riding bikes on campus should be enforced. Pierce’s walkways barely