Kristen Bailey Published: April 26, 2006 Believe it or not, anyone who has ever been to a job interview has discovered that it takes a little more than charisma and charm to land the job. In addition to mental preparation and studying up on the company’s background, the right fashion might just help snag that…
Maggie Ming Published: April 26, 2006 Blessings! Wicca is an earth-based religion and one of the most popular forms of paganism. Here in Pensacola, there are quite a few wiccans living among the hundreds of Christians that dominate this region. Surprisingly (or not), this is actually not the best city in America to be pagan.…
Published: April 26, 2006 Headlines like “Gas Prices Rise to Record Highs” have hit the stands far too many times to count in the past year. In other words, it’s just old news. People should be past the complaining stage and be thinking of ways to reduce our oil dependency, but it seems that every…
Yonit Shames Published: April 26, 2006 Since its controversial enactment in 2001, the No Child Left Behind Act has had several years to start bringing schools to “adequate yearly progress,” which is supposed to be accomplished by the year 2014. But recently, the media has been abuzz with news that a loophole in the act…
Denilson Porto Published: April 26, 2006 In a typical fairytale there is a beautiful maiden who, through her adventures, ends up in some kind of distress. She may be locked up in some tower, under some curse, or just in need of someone to love her unconditionally and share in her endeavors. But sooner or…
Erika Wilhite Published: April 26, 2006 A bumper sticker once informed me that if I ignored my rights they would go away. I didn’t truly believe it then, but I do now. We are not, of course, constitutionally granted the right to cheap gas prices. In a capitalist society the government has no authority to…
Moria Dailey Published: April 26, 2006 Recent Florida legislation brings good news for Bright Futures Medallion Scholars. Florida legislatures passed House Bill 5005, which grants Bright Futures Medallion Scholars, the second level of Bright Futures, 100 percent paid tuition and fees at community colleges. Medallion Scholars previously received only 75 percent paid tuition and fees,…
Moria Dailey Published: April 26, 2006 “The legislature did a great job for the community college system,” Tom Delaino, PJC president, said of the budget that was decided upon by the Florida Senate and House of Representatives. As mentioned in an article in the April 26 issue of The Corsair, PJC officials were concerned with…
Published: April 26, 2006 Pensacola Junior College now offers students, faculty and staff Internet and Intranet wireless communications. With partners Wave Net of Pensacola and Cisco Systems Inc., PJC has installed a state-of-the-art wireless system across the Pensacola, Warrington and Milton campuses, and the Downtown Center. Currently, PJC has the largest Cisco wireless system in…
Published: April 26, 2006 “Strength in Unity” is the theme at this year’s victims’ rights expo to be conducted April 28 at PJC’s Pensacola Campus. The event, sponsored by PJC’s Criminal Justice program, in partnership with Trauma Intervention Programs, the University of West Florida, and the Northwest Florida Victim Services Coalition, will be conducted from…