While some people have been toasting to the veterans on Nov. 11, attending parades, or simply enjoying the day off, it wasn’t until this year that William Melendez learned of Veterans Day. “I wasn’t aware of such an event,” said the 25-year-old Iraq war veteran.
What attracted these volleyball players? Reputation? Coaches? The volleyball program itself?
Let’s face it. In the past few years, it seems like there hasn’t really been anything new or interesting out in the horror movie genre. Enter “Repo! The Genetic Opera.” The movie tells the story of the world in the future, where an epidemic of organ failures gives rise to GeneCo, a corporation that makes it possible for ordinary people to get new organs through a financing program.
“Zack and Miri Make a Porno,” starring Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks, is a comedy full of laughs, sex and more sex. The movie is about two best friends since grade school, Zack and Miri, who are broke roommates. Ten years after graduating high school together, they never ended up amounting to anything.
The Pierce College men’s basketball team took a quick lead against College of the Canyons on Nov. 19 to win their first home game, 74-66.
“Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” actress Javiera Torres opens up about her experiences with the play.
More than 1,200 foster children were paired up with mentors for a day of fun and events at the 10th annual Day of the Child event, hosted at Santa Monica Pier.
The Pierce College girl’s soccer team lost 2-1 to Bakersfield College last Friday. Now, to reclaim their title as Western State Conference champions, they must win each of their last two games. Bakersfield player Jasmine Howard, #2, scored a goal in each half of the game in what her coach Scott Dameron called “one of the most intense games we’ve played in the season.
Brian King announces every women’s soccer home game.
The Brahmas could not break a scoreless tie against a weak Mission team, and could see their playoff hopes in danger.
