Students are masters in multitasking, paying attention to certain things while washing away others with the touch of a volume button. Parents, siblings and annoying friends can all be ignored with a simple slide of the finger. But, there is one thing that cannot be ignored, even with the iPod at full blast.
California is known for its open-minded view towards sexuality. San Francisco , West Hollywood and Los Angeles are cites that are home to a variety of people with different sexual orientations and cultural backgrounds. The film industry is rooted in Hollywood and so are many major record labels.
After 50 years, the Pierce College Theatre Arts Department kicks off their anniversary celebration with the opening night performance of Golden Encore. But is the performance truly golden or just a block of lead? This being the Theater Arts Department’s 50th anniversary, Golden Encore is more than a normal performance.
With a cast that gives you that wanting desire to be a part of their family, Peter Hedges’ “Dan in Real Life” gives comedy something to be proud of this season. I walked into the theater wondering what to expect. The previews and trailers never gave much detail, but what I was expecting was something funny.
With a cast that gives you that wanting desire to be a part of their family, Peter Hedges’ “Dan in Real Life” gives comedy something to be proud of this season. I walked into the theater planning what to expect, the previews and trailers never gave much detail but what I was expecting was something funny.
Students still taking puffs might want to think twice. At a meeting Oct. 22 the Pierce College Academic Senate discussed harsh consequences for cigarette smokers that do not smoke in the designated areas around campus. “How big do we have to make these signs!” said Diane Levine, academic senate member and professor of anthropology.
During the Pierce College Academic Senate meeting on Oct. 22, members discussed new regulations to enforce smoking on campus. The Academic Senate is proposing a new regulation that would make Pierce College a smoke-free campus. “Smokers aren’t complying with the signs,” said Diane Levine, secretary of Academic Senate and professor of anthropology.
In the 19 Century towns sprung up around oil wells across the U.S. when ambitious young men went searching for, as an antiquated show once put it, “black gold” and “Texas tea.” Many of these towns became dilapidated ghost towns once the natural resources in the area were exhausted.
23 lines, 5.75″ Discussion of a possible remodeling of Pierce College’s drab color scheme and structure lingered at the meeting of the Pierce College Council on Thursday. An issue proposed of the college’s structure was that the way the campus is set up does not encourage much discussion or change.
With the scariest holiday of the year here, we are bombarded with so many choices on where to go to get the life scared out of us. One of the most obvious choices would be one of the three theme parks offering a Halloween event. But which one to chose? Chose the best; Knott’s Berry Farm’s Halloween Haunt in Buena Park because as they say “Everyone has to go sometime.
