There I am on Yoshi Island. I jump up to collect a gold coin but duck as a huge bullet attacks me. I then swing through the air, collect my mushroom and land on my green dinosaur, Yoshi. As the enemy surrounds me from all sides, I do a twisting jump on their heads while Yoshi eats them up with his big red tongue saving my life.
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Gas prices hit the ceiling
Increasing gas prices shouldn’t make me seek another part- time job. In the past year, costs have increased immensely. This affects not only college students, but the general population. Just one week ago, a 7-cent increment for every gallon of regular, unleaded and diesel fuel was implemented at various gas stations.
only the Cheerful NEED apply
A contagious smile, a cheerful heart, a little bit of experience and a learning attitude are the requirements needed to join a Pierce College cheerleading squad on the rise. Anticipating a larger squad and three teams with the necessary tools to compete for a championship, the fall semester is their time to shine.
Predictions for the Fall ’06 sports season
Women’s Soccer † Last year’s women’s soccer team can be described in three words: one win away. After a heart-breaker to Long Beach City College in the semifinals by one penalty kick, head coach Adolfo Perez has regrouped even after losing several players from that team.
Foreign studies summer enrollment ends May 31
Thinking about going to another country to study but don’t want to go for an entire semester? Then this program is perfect for you. Journey’s of Discovery offers a four-week abroad session to Spain or a five-week session to Mexico during the summer months.
News in Brief
At the weekly Associated Students Organization meeting on May 9, several important items were voted on and approved. A $500 scholarship for international students was passed to help ease the fee increase that will occur this summer. The fee increase will only affect the international and non-residents students.
Sheriff’s Blotter
Student gives teacher a lesson On May 9 between 1:45 and 2:45 p.m. a student reportedly stole an instructor’s cell phone in Room 1202 of the English Building. Classroom breakdown An incident occurred in Room 3252 of the Business Education building where a student suffered a seizure at 10 a.
Foundation gets funds for community kitchen
The Foundation for Pierce College received a $250,000 grant earlier this semester that will be used to help build the Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Teaching Kitchen and Theater Room set to begin construction around 2008. Pierce was granted the money specifically for the construction of the community teaching kitchen and theater, which will take approximately two years to complete.
Stop raid on student aid
Students with college loans are about to face a test of character. Those without the means to pay for college, who continue to pursue education through borrowing, must demand that the Senate re-evaluate its priorities. Congress began this year with a $12.
Drug offenders excluded from federal financial aid
A report recently released by the U.S. Department of Education shows that California ranks second-highest in students rejected from financial aid because of drug convictions. Data from the report, which was made available through the non-profit group Students for a Sensible Drug Policy (S.