It’s that time of year again, the time of year where students study and study and study. Midterm exams are here. It’s very easy to get stressed out with all of the different tests that you may have throughout the day, so our RAs here usually have an encouraging phrase posted up around the floor to remind you what to […]
Titanic: Tragedy and Triumph was an excellent seminar just like I thought it would be. The main floor of the Dale Horton Auditorium was almost full! If you didn't get to go this time, make sure that you make it out to the next history seminar! Dr. Reese did an excellent job in telling the whole story of the Titanic […]
It was once said of the great passenger liner Titanic that “God Himself could not sink this ship.” But after only four days on the high seas, this statement was proven false. The Titanic has captured the attention of people all over America. I have always been interested in the story of the Titanic. There’s just something fascinating about this […]
When I think model-sized speedboats, submarines, air gliders, hovercraft, and amphibious vehicles, I think engineering competition at PCC. Every time I hear about the specifications for each year's competition, I can't help but think, "This is just too cool." Every year, any engineering student can compete in the engineering competition by working with a team to meet that year's challenge. […]
The aroma of sizzling bacon drifts down the hallway. Rich brownies show signs of being ready for consumption. No, these are not merely homesick dreams. If you have ever had a class on the first floor of the Academic Center, you have probably noticed the distracting smells that hover in those halls throughout the day. Now I am able to […]