PJC students that would like to serve the community have been asked to join the Homeless Coalition in their annual count of the homeless. The survey must be conducted by trained volunteers so those that wish to participate can join in the following training sessions. Monday, February 8th: 2PM – 4PM @ Navarre First Assembly…
Robert Klawitter–The Corsair Freshmen were key in PJC Pirates baseball team pulling out narrow 5-4 victory over Southern Alabama Community College, at home opener Feb. 2. It was a “good gut check,” for the team, Coach Bill Hamilton said. Freshman Josh Tanski, from Apopka, played a huge role, hitting in the leadoff spot and as…
Madelain Tigano- The Corsair This season PJC’s Lady Pirates basketball team is ranked not only No. 2 in the state, but now No. 4 in the nation. At the beginning of the conference season, the Lady Pirates were ranked No. 7 in the National Junior College Athletic Association polls. But, after their win against No.…
Madelain Tigano– The Corsair Some predicted that they would be last in the Panhandle Conference. But the PJC men’s basketball team has shown heart and determination through the first round of play, snagging third place. After losing their first two games against Northwest Florida State 73-96 and Tallahassee Community College 63-81, PJC upset then nationally…
Rose Janson, Amanda Nelson, Lauranne Stouder– The Corsair Students with disabilities may find that taking online classes can have great benefits if they follow a few suggestions from teachers and other students who have experience with this form of education. “I liked [online classes] because they allowed me to set my own pace of learning,…
National Wear Red Day was Feb. 5, and many on the Milton campus showed their support by wearing Red proudly either by wearing red shirts or red pins. National Wear Red Day is a day to raise awareness around the country about heart disease and the many harmful affects it has. In order to raise…
Kimberly Sweetman – Public Relations Officer (PTK Theta Chi) PTK Theta Chi joined the Robinson Honors program to work at Habitat for Humanity’s Re-Store in Milton. Nine people showed up for the project which included diverse labor, messy projects, and a whole a lot of fun. The first thing we had to do was find…