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News
Cheerleaders spring into the new year
The Pierce College cheer squad started this sports season with a kick.
Men beneath the mask
Dancing and waving to the crowd while wearing a sweltering hot costume, James Dunn and Zach Garrett bring the Raiders mascot to life during basketball and volleyball games.
History of the Raiders mascot
Today, the mighty bird of prey is the embodiment of Pierce College. Yet, Pierce and its mascot have not always flown in the same formation.
New mentoring program supports students
A new peer mentoring program is on campus this fall.
Physical therapist assistant program available to students
Pierce College students are now able to take advantage of a course in an exciting new career field. Thanks to a partnership with Whatcom Community College in Bellingham, students will be able to take an online course to receive certification in becoming a physical therapist assistant.
Arizona immigration debate sparks heat and emotion
The atmosphere was as hot as the Arizona desert as Pierce College hosted a discussion panel on immigration.
Stellar script: How to frighten undesired suitors
We have all experienced both sides of the unrequited see-saw of love and learned that neither side is a playground. Properly handling the situation integrally and directly can be difficult to execute if the truth is hurtful. Halloween celebrates all of existence beyond our five senses.
Silence, secrets won’t stop domestic violence
Everyone has a secret; Everyone has something that they are ashamed of. Most of the time they are harmless.
Thinking Green
Going green doesn’t require spending a lot of money. In fact, with some simple steps you can use nature to your own benefit. I’m going to teach you how to make a solar backpack for under $50. It will be able to charge your iPod or any USB device as long as the sun is making contact with your backpack. It’s not the most practical for use in dismal Washington, but at least have bragging rights that you made a solar backpack on your own.