Pierce College should remain closed despite student readiness for returning to classrooms
I began Running Start fall quarter ready to experience campus life, to feel like an
Jayden Fenske
Jayden Fenske is a first-year running start student at Pierce College Puyallup. He also attends Bonney Lake High School and will graduate with the class of 2022. He works as a reporter for the Puyallup Post, and enjoys every second of it. At Pierce College, he plans to get his associates in geography and transfer to his dream school, the University of Washington in Seattle. He works as hard as he can in school in hopes of one day getting accepted to the University of Washington, which he has wanted to go to since he was nine years old. His professional goals are currently undecided as he is trying to figure out if he wants to work in the geography field, or attend medical school to become a doctor. Jayden loves to go outside and play tennis, bake, and spend time with his friends and family. He is excited and honored to start his college journey through Pierce College.
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“Hitman 3” video game review
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Survey reveals nearly 60% of students and staff aren’t using COVID-19 notifications
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Local animal shelters adapt to pandemic challenges to stay open
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HEC building remains closed as COVID-19 case numbers increase
The pandemic has kept the Pierce College Health Education Center (HEC) closed since March, impacting