All right, so I’m writing about food again. So what if I write about food all the time? I like food. Wasn’t it Aristotle who once said “Anna Grace should like food…” or something along those lines? I don’t know, I can never keep all the profound things that people say straight in my head. Anyways, Thanksgiving is tomorrow, along […]
Have you ever read the Frances Hodgson Burnett classic The Little Princess? The little servant girl wakes up one morning to find her dank and dismal attic room dressed up in the finest décor, complete with a feast fit for a king, a roaring fire in the hearth, and little slippers from India. Recently, PCC has been celebrating the inauguration […]
Maybe you have considered PCC's Work Assistance Program either as a prospective student, or as a current one. Pensacola Christian College currently has about 2000 students employed in their program, working an average of 11.5 hours a week and making an average of over $2,500 a year to be applied to their tuition. I remember being really excited about what […]
"You seek him here, you seek him there, you students seek him everywhere. If you should see him, then do give a yell: PCC's own Scarlet Pimpernel..."
Have you seen him? Do you know who he is? Well, you can find out! Many of you may be familiar with Baroness Emmuska Orczy's novel The Scarlet Pimpernel, based on a time of purging the aristocracy during the French Revolution. Now PCC brings that tragic, endearing story of battles and guillotines, of mystery and unrelenting love, to life on stage!