With the current $3.20-something (and rising…) price of gas, many drivers are searching for other options. When Pierce College tennis coach Rajeev Datt need to refill his fuel tank, he goes to a sushi restaurant. The engine of a car, he explained, is similar to that of a human heart.
A movie about basketball was being filmed at Pierce on Saturday. However, it was not your typical basketball flick. “The Minis” is a movie about a basketball team that lacks three things: height, confidence, and a fifth player… Which is where Dennis Rodman comes in.
The Associated Students Organization (ASO) has been especially vocal both on and off campus, in their recent campaign to reduce student debt. Among the latest demonstrations was a giant tombstone in memory of expensive textbooks that became prematurely obsolete, and a blow-up ball and chain, which represented students being “shackled by debt.
Ryan Jordan claimed to be a professor of religion while writing articles for Wikipedia. Actually, he was a college drop-out who was asked to resign after lying about his credentials. Wikipedia is an internet encyclopedia that is relatively easy to access by anyone and is used by students and people alike who seek information.
Hitting Pierce College theaters next week is the first-ever film festival, “Celebrating Diversity.” Headed by Sylvia Silva, compliance officer and chairwoman of the Diversity Committee, the film festival will take place from April 23 to 27 in various places on campus.
The Board for UC and CSU has approved a hefty tuition increases which include a 10 percent undergraduate tuition hike for the California State University system and a 7 percent increase at the University of California. Although California has the cheapest public university tuition in the U.
Pierce College will run a self-assessment test to acquire knowledge of its current status among the nine colleges in the Los Angeles Community College District. The announcement for this new system of self-testing was announced March 21 at the Academic Senate meeting.
The Los Angeles Community College District board of trustees has appointed attorney Angela J. Reddock, of Westchester, to fill the vacant trustee seat that has existed since the February resignation of President Michael Waxman. Reddock will complete Waxman’s four-year term, which ends June 30, 2009.
Applications are being accepted through April 27 at the human resources office at Pierce College to fill the position of a fourth dean of academic affairs. The salary for this position ranges from $94,560 to $132,714. This is also a position that affects the lives of more than 19,000 students who attend Pierce.
Green this, green that; lately, it’s all green. Green power, fuel efficiency, green energy, recycling, green building standards. Less red and blue dominate the current presidential discussions, while green seems to be brightly highlighted by each contestant.
