The Pierce College football team couldn’t have started the 2007 season in a better scenario. On Saturday Sept. 8th, they won their second consecutive game of the season, 16-14, against the Golden West Rustlers. It was the home opening game of the season, and after last week’s win against the East L.
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Enrollment reaches a 25-year high
As Pierce College celebrates sixty years of academic excellence, enrollment is rising rapidly – there are currently 20,049 students enrolled for the fall 2007 semester. That’s a 7.4 percent increase when compared to enrollment numbers from fall 2006. Enrollment of international students has also increased steadily during the last few semesters.
Botanical Garden comes into full bloom
It was a day of enthusiasm and celebration on Friday, as nearly 130 students, faculty and district officials were treated to exotic Australian entrees and beverages while they witnessed the grand opening of the S. Mark Taper Foundation Botanical Garden. Described as “absolutely beautiful” by Nancy Pearlman, member of the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) board of trustees, the botanical garden on campus is now approximately two acres and includes 170 new plant species native to Australia, three mission-style shade structures, several new benches and a new dry creek bed.
Computer science department gives professor an ‘add slip’
Noted for his commitment to helping his students not only learn, but also enjoy the learning experience, David Schamus is one of many professors joining Pierce College’s full-time staff this fall. For more than 25 years, Schamus, 52, has found joy in helping students learn.
‘Chemistry is right’ for new professor
As a new semester begins at Pierce College, returning students may find themselves staring into the fresh faces of the newest additions to the Pierce faculty. Professor Cari Meyer is one of the most recent members to join the chemistry department at Pierce.
Brahmas continue home winning streak
The Pierce College Women’s Volleyball team opened its home season with a decisive win over the Pasadena City College Lancers. With this victory the Lady Brahmas increases their home-winning streak to 44 games. The successful run, which started in October 2002, has lead the team to five-straight conference titles, including being a runner up in the 2006 state finals.
Professor chooses teaching at Pierce over CSUs
For many people, teaching full time at a Los Angeles college campus may seem intimidating, especially in the start of a new fall semester. Chadwick Snow, new psychology teacher at Pierce College, has been added full time this fall. Snow taught some courses part time at Pierce during the spring 2007 semester.
Math professor doubles her duties
The fresh fall semester is a chance at something new for faculty and students, as is the case for professor Sarah McCune, 28, who is beginning her first full-time semester at Pierce College. McCune has taught various math courses at Pierce since Fall 2004, working as a part-time professor.
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English department gets a new pen
Cafeteria: unsure of it all
As well as the campus grounds, the cafeteria has gone through its own overhaul. But does it work? First of all, the main change is this: MORE SPACE. The minute you go inside, you can notice that there is an actual floor with bright green and white tiles.