Staff Reporters Published: March 24 2004 Milton campus holds health fair The Milton campus will host its sixth annual Health Fair from 8 a.m. – noon on March 24 at the Lifestyle Improvement and Fitness Education (L.I.F.E.) center. The L.I.F.E. center at the Milton campus provides instruction and state-of-the-art facilities for improving fitness and well-being....
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January 6, 2009January 6, 2009Archived News
Extra registration session to be added
Staff Reporters Published: March 24 2004 Registration is set to kick off on April 26 and a new session in addition to the previous three sessions that are usually offered will be made available. Session C, the new session, will run from June 1- July 26. Fees must be paid for sessions A, B, and...
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January 6, 2009January 6, 2009Archived News
Activists protest the Iraqi war
Joshua Wilks Published: March 24 2004 While hundreds of thousands of people rallied around the world March 20, protesting the U.S. presence in Iraq on the first anniversary of the war, about 40 to 60 protestors assembled across from the Federal Courthouse in Pensacola to express their anti-war beliefs, as well. The anti-war protest ranged...
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January 6, 2009January 6, 2009Archived News
Corsair hits cyberspace
Staff Repoters Published: March 24 2004 PJC students and faculty now can access the student newspaper, the Corsair online. Campus news, sports, features and the Scallywag from the current issue can be viewed via the Web site www.eCorsair.com. “We expect that our online presence will be everything that the Corsair is and so much more,”...
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January 6, 2009January 6, 2009Archived News
Republican club fills political void
Jim Ellis Published: March 24 2004 Off the cuffs of the Florida presidential primaries on March 9 the College Republican Club has been formed for students who would like to get involved in local, state and national government. After three weeks, the club has more than 10 members and, according to founder Alicia Trawick, more...
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January 6, 2009January 6, 2009Archived News
Gay students struggle with ‘coming out’
Jim Ellis Published: March 24 2004 “When I graduate I would like to find a good job, buy a house, and fall in love,” said Doug (not his real name). “Oh yeah, I’d like to get a dog too.” Doug, 24, wants what every student wants – the American dream, but because he is gay...
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January 6, 2009January 6, 2009Archived Opinion
Becoming a musician just got easier
Beatrice E. Garcia Published: March 24 2004 Jose Tillan composed “10,000 Meters High,” a short piece of instrumental music, literally 10,000 meters high, while on a plane ride returning home from South America. The MTV Latin American exec and songwriter couldn’t fall asleep, so he fired up his laptop and plugged in a portable keyboard...
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January 6, 2009January 6, 2009Archived Sports
A journey of 10,000 steps a day
Lisa Liddane Published: March 3 2004 If you’re battling excess weight, your doctor may give you a more specific prescription for physical activity in your next checkup: Get a pedometer and walk a minimum of 10,000 steps. The concept of walking 10,000 steps and using a pedometer has been gaining momentum as an exercise trend,...
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January 6, 2009January 6, 2009Archived Sports
Champs vs. Chumps
Joe Elder Published: March 3 2004 The Champs The Denver Broncos They are in the process of adding Champ Bailey to their secondary. They really need the help. The New York Yankees Going out and getting A-Rod pretty much guaranteed them another trip to the Fall Classic. The Chicago Cubs They signed Greg Maddux. Wood,...
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January 6, 2009January 6, 2009Archived Sports
Former PJC pitcher looks beyond college to big leagues
Whitney Vaughn Published: March 3 2004 Many a young boy’s dream is to play on a major league baseball team. One Pensacola native may have his dream come true. Rhett James, a former PJC graduate, continues to work on his dream in his final year of college at Florida State University. James attended PJC and...