by Ben Sheffler Free condoms and HIV tests were offered by the Aids Healthcare Foundation on the Pensacola campus on Tuesday, Oct. 8. “We make it a priority to come to college campuses to provide condoms and to educate and increase HIV awareness,” said Rose Marshall, an HIV testing counselor for the AHF. The testing…
By: Alexis Lugo Many students at Pensacola State College use laptops or tablets to complete their homework, instead of a desktop for your home. Over the years, technology has grown more advanced and continues to grow every day. Cell phones are thinner, computers are becoming more portable and manufacturers have made it possible to browse…
High on Velocity by J. Scott Southworth Watch it… to feel one of this year’s truly unique experiences, a racing film and biopic that distinguishes itself with a fierce integrity of character. Avoid it… and go to one of the many knock-off and franchise blockbusters currently running unique characters if fresh experiences are not your…
by Jessica Bryant There are many Pensacola State College students with tattoos, and a popular choice for some is to put the name of a family member, loved one or child on some part of their body. Others take being religious to another level by letting everyone know that their judgments won’t bother them, and it’s…
By: Benjamin Whittle On October 4, the 5th Annual Fall Community Career Fair was held in the Jean & Paul Amos Studio from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The career fair hosted 50 different employers from a variety of fields, including military, police, medical, business, and food service employers. The main floor was packed with…
Dear J, I really like this person but I am too shy to even approach him, when we pass each other he waves but I can only look down to hide my blush. How can I be more brave and approach him? Dear writer, I would like to thank you for writing to me about…
Females: 1. DON’T have sex on the first date 2. Don’t dress too revealing leave some mystery about your body. Dress sexy yet elegant. 3. Don’t have on too much make up. 4. Act like a lady 5. Perfume is your best friend but don’t put on too much that it bothers the guy, he…
By Rebecca Juntunen A classroom on the main PSC Campus was filled with many PSC students on Thursday, September 26, for another extension of “Money Matters Week”— a workshop presented by BBVA Compass Bank. The workshop, focusing on practical ways to access one’s current financial situation and begin recovery, was led by Pensacola’s BBVA Compass…
By LaToya Powe For this week’s Kudos Korner, I have nominated Jack Herndon in the Business Department. The first day of school, I went to the bookstore to purchase my books for class. One of the books I needed was unavailable and had to be ordered, and I was informed that there is…
By Ally Doty An elderly man suffered from a diabetic seizure while swimming laps in the Pensacola State College swimming pool around 1 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 30, 2013. Paul Flores is a regular at the PSC pool and swims almost every day to stay in good shape and stay healthy, but his condition got…