Animal house
Aspiring vet students get up close and personal with animals through Pierce College’s pre-vet program.
Separate church and state
The church and state should be kept separate, especially in the education of children. It is a part of our religious freedom.
Election 2008 Updates
An electoral voting map provided by MSNBC updates every two minutes to provide speedy information as the polls close. The tool will be available on the Roundup Online throughout the election.
Walking the walk
The ASO has promising ideas, but will they actually happen? More aggressive planning would increase chances of success.
Victory bell left behind in loss to Valley
The Brahmas dropped their annual rivalry game, mathematically eliminating them from conference contention.
Up close and personal
Two football key players share about their casual lives outside the stadium.
Anthropology professor wins Emmy for instructional series
Diane Levine worked as a national adviser on the series, “Physical Anthropology: The Evolving Human.”
LACCD keeps its lobbyists
The district will extend its contract with the McCallum Group, which has raised $80 million for buildings over the past decade.
Pierce Chrisitian United movie and dinner event
Some freshmen discover the campus social life at the Pierce Christian United (PCU) movie and dinner event at the Great Hall in the Student Community Center on Oct. 23. “I wanted to see what it (Pierce College) has to offer, what students do,” said 18-year-old veterinary science freshman Lizette Gomez.
Letter to Editor
Dear Editor, I am an Equine Studies major and I was outraged to read Marion Kimble’s front-page article regarding our equine center used for evacuee horses from the recent fires. I was a volunteer and I can tell you we are not ill-prepared for the task. Why the bad press? The city workers and volunteers were not prepared and we had to wait on them to complete their paperwork before we could admit any horses.