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Finding his niche
You’d probably never guess that a decade ago, Andrew Delaney didn’t have any idea what he wanted to do. Now, […] Posted June 11, 2007
A Green Way of Life
Even as a child Yvonne Norman was environmentally conscious. As a spunky 9-year-old, she organized a massive neighborhood cleanup where […] Posted June 11, 2007
World at his feet
Eric Dexter didn’t want to do a term paper for Linda Fergusson-Kolme’s Biology 101 class. Instead, he created a kind […] Posted June 4, 2007
Dining Service’s melting pot
The diversity of food one can find at any of the campus dining centers around PCC is matched only by […] Posted June 4, 2007
Meet Your Governor’s Scholars
Six scholars from PCC were recognized for academic and personal accomplishment at a recent ceremony at the state Capitol Building […] Posted June 4, 2007
45th graduation has a fresh take
PCC’s graduation ceremony may be steeped in tradition, but this year it will have a few new items to look […] Posted May 28, 2007
Welding program’s good friend
If people didn’t know who the PCC welding program’s friend is already, they do now. It’s third-generation owner of Columbia […] Posted May 28, 2007
Retirement No More
After capping off a 30-year career in college administration, Linda Gerber had dreams of traveling, gardening and playing with her […] Posted May 21, 2007
A preview of things to come
It’s springtime, which means thousands of local high school seniors are choosing which colleges or universities to attend in the […] Posted May 21, 2007
Meet Your Governor’s Scholars
Six scholars from PCC were recognized for academic and personal accomplishment at a recent ceremony at the state Capitol Building […] Posted May 14, 2007