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Violent offender arrested outside college entrance

Man arrested outside school entrance on Victory and Winnetka. Full story

Cockroaches appear in South Gym

Nine custodians call out of work

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The effects of heat on football practice

As the hot sun shines down, a loud whistle blows. Grumbles fill the background as their feet move rapidly in and around the gates. Grass is kicked up, and off they go. Full story

Brahma soccer kicks off at home today

The current WSC champions face Fullerton College at 4 p.m.

Assistant coach steers the Brahma's attitude

Baseball assistant coach and Pierce alumni Adam Klein urges players to "never give up"

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Sweeney Todd: Many cuts, some good, some bad

Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street hit the Performing Arts Main Stage July 30. Technical issues aside, the production is a good adaptation of the classic musical by Stephen Sondheim. Full story

Guests of the new King Kong 360 3D attraction listen in as Peter Jackson introduces his latest work.

Celebrities and media experience King Kong's return to Universal Studios Hollywood

Pierce College photographers display work for downtown Santa Barbara

Student architects design eco-friendly homes

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Sun sets on summer fun

As the Fun Under the Sun program comes to a close for the year, staff and children alike reminisce on the memories they hold during the program's course. Full story

Horses hoof it for the summer

Horses housed on campus will be spending the summer in Yosemite National Park

A dusty arena. A chilly breeze. The morning sunrays are weak and unable to warm the air. But they are powerful enough to make even the smallest hair on every horse in the barn glow intensely. This scene has repeated itself every morning at dawn at the Pierce College farm, where 18 male horses have made of this place their home.

The philosophy of business

Award winning instructor looks back at her memories at Pierce

In her 37 years of teaching Kathy Daruty has given her students many valuable lessons. In that time one student in particular has given her a couple lessons. Piano lessons that is. Four years ago, she noticed on a students personal finance project the student gave piano lessons.

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Theatre Arts professor RoZsa Horvath will be retiring from teaching, but not from directing

It isn't often that you see talent and motivation at the age of three. Unless you're professor RoZsa Horvath anyway. Horvath, a theatre director and professor in Pierce College's Theatre Arts Department, started her career tackling school plays and poetry recitals.

50 years?— who’s counting?

It’s time for Norm Levy to ease up on workload, but not on helping others

One evening about fifteen years ago, he opened the door to the old dormitory that had been built in 1947 and had been converted into his faculty office. Upon entering his office he noticed this white stuff suspended throughout the office. He looked closer at it and realized that they are egg sacs from spiders.

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"ASO" for Vendetta

Every year the Media Arts Department requests funding from the Associated Students Organization. Last year, the Media Arts Department asked for $12,000 and received $5,000. This year, they requested $12,000 and received $0. One can only wonder what the motive is. Full story