I'm not much of an artist. My drawing is as basic as basic can be, but that's okay. Writing is my craft, and drawing and painting are another's. That's why PCC offers the studio art and graphic design majors. The art and design students' best artwork is framed and displayed in the Visual and Performing Arts building galleries. In many […]
I once heard that everyone is their own brand of nerd: people who are the best at math are math nerds; people who are into sports are sports nerds; those completely submerged in their own world of art are artistic nerds; and those who know everything about food are food nerds. What does that make me? A nerd-nerd, I guess.
The point is, everyone is passionate about something--something that they excel in and get excited for. Such was the case at PCC’s Library book sale last week.
Over the last few weeks, I've noticed something strange happening around campus. Tiny unlit white and colored bulbs have been slowly appearing in the trees and bushes around campus! Though this might seem like the magic of overambitious holiday fairies, in reality it is the hard work of a special maintenance crew. It's as if the lights have been trying […]
If you like singing, meet Jeff!
Jeff isn’t a vocal performance studies major. He isn’t studying music ministry either, or music education. Jeff isn’t music anything actually, except that he likes it. He’s actually a pre-med major, if you want to know the truth.
On Saturday night, PCC's Symphonic Band took me on a trip around the world right in my seat! This year's fall concert went international by celebrating traditional music from faraway countries like Spain, Italy, Israel, Russia, Greece, Norway, and even Greenland! The concert excelled in not only showing the unique flair of each nation, but also telling different stories--whether it […]