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Experts praise internships at Industry Panel

The Media Arts Department and Transfer and Career Centers host panel to discuss success

A panel of six esteemed experts spoke out and secrets were revealed on how to successfully break into journalism, today in the Great Hall. The biggest tip of the day was “an internship is the absolute best way in,” said Chris Ladesma, Music Editor for "The Simpsons. Full story

The farm and new office discussed at LACCD meeting yesterday

The position of Inspector General was unanimously approved by the board

Enrollment problems dominate Academic Senate meeting

International students ask for help after facing visa problems

Trailer park shrinking one trailer at a time

CSUN students clash with LAPD and CHP officers off of Reseda Blvd. in Northridge, March, 4. LHeredia

Students walk out of class and into resistance

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Security officer Joanna Hovsepyan stands outside the sheriff's station displaying the College Bureau's new uniform Fri. March 12, 2010 at Pierce College in woodland Hills, Calif. photo by Victor Stephen Kamont

Around Campus
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Around Campus

Students wait in line and sign paper work at the new weight room in the South gym Monday, Feb. 22.

Sports

William Chapman, a deaf pitcher for Pierce College, pitches against Long Beach City College.

Chris Corsini follows through on his delivery to home plate as a runner attempts to steal second.

BaseballSophomore David Whetstone rounds third base to score a run against Long Beach City College.

Jeremy White turns heads as he goes for a lay-up against Moorpark College in the Regional Playoffs.

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Brahmas Baseball Team Loses to Bakersfield College 1-2

The Pierce College baseball team had poor offensive showing at Joe Kelly Field Thursday as they lost Bakersfield College, 1-2. Good performances on the mound by Bakersfield College starting pitcher Art Charles and relief pitcher Anthony Ramirez kept the Brahmas at bay giving up only six hits. Full story

Softball drops double header versus Ventura

Baseball walks off vs. Citrus

Matt Moreno delivers a walk off homer to give the Brahmas the victory

A different kind of Sign

Brahmas pitcher William Chapman has overcome adversity to become the player he is today

Brahmas lose to Santa Monica

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Q/A of Star Micheal Hovance

An interview with the star of the upcoming production "The Importance of being Earnest"

Q: What’s your fondest memory of where you grew up? A: I had a lot of fun memories of where I grew up. This is going to sound weird (laughs) but also in High School we would get together with a group of friends and we would go to each other’s houses and unload and stack fire wood. Full story

An 'Intimate' look at Phil

Los Angeles Symphonic Winds play Performing Arts Mainstage

Performance of Mistaken Identity

Symphony to be performed at Performing Arts center Feb. 27

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Vet Program gets ready to welcome eight adopted parakeets

The Agricultural Science Building at Pierce College will soon be the home to eight fortunate parakeets that were adopted from the East Valley Animal Shelter last month. Full story

New Bike Club on Campus

Pierce College continues to grow with the addition of The Los Angeles Pierce College Bicycle Club

Pierce College continues to grow with the addition of The Los Angeles Pierce College Bicycle Club a new club on campus that meets every Monday at the Student Community Center from 1-2 p.m. The Pierce Bike Club, as it is known, is a baby project of the Valley Bikery, which is a bicycle co-op started last year in the San Fernando Valley that promotes cycling as a sustainable, healthy, and fun method of transportation. Full story

Math Professor receives Teacher Excellence Award

Bruce Yoshiwara, Math Teacher, received the Teacher Excellence Award at the American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges 35th annual conference held in Las Vegas on Nov. 12 2009.

Last term, lasting impressions for Shani Simms

As President of the Associated Students Organization, she serves the students through a variety of different jobs, such as organizing programs—now Shani Simms is just as organized when returning students’ bags in a quick and friendly fashion outside of the school bookstore. The long line of students stretching out on all sides doesn’t seem to bother her.