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News Pierce College Council

Campus council members discuss campus bookstore, food court and enrollment

October 1, 2013 Genna Gold

Pierce College Council met for its monthly meeting discussing the status of the school’s finances and updates on the progress of campus projects and activities

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Lockers should be free
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Lockers should be free

October 24, 2012October 27, 2012 The Roundup News

Pierce is a commuter college; this means that thousands of students come to and from our campus while carrying their personal belongings.   Many of

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Opinion

Textbook buy back program a must

October 5, 2012 Nick McNamara

We use them in class. We use them at home. We use them to cram before a midterm. Occasionally, we use them to hold up

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News

Student Store on lookout for thieves

August 30, 2012 Kirsten Quinn

    Students waited through three lines at the Pierce College Student Store on Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2012 as employees took measures to prevent theft

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News

Bookstore Manager failed to appear in court today

December 12, 2011 Kevin Reynolds

The Pierce College Bookstore manager failed to appear in court today. Kim Saunders, the Bookstore manager who was arrested on suspicion of embezzlement earlier this

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News

Textbooks inflate emotions on campus

February 16, 2008January 11, 2012 Ariel Lassiter

Many Pierce College students rush to the campus bookstore to find used books for affordable prices, only to find that the books they are searching for are much more expensive than they may have anticipated. Despite grants and financial aid being available, some students do not have that luxury.

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