The Corsair’s mission is to offer the panhandle the ability to follow NASA’s fourth-to-last shuttle launch, with details about PJC’s alumni, now astronaut commander, Alan G. Poindexter. This will be the second time the Corsair has covered Poindexter in his shuttle flights to space. The shuttle missions are soon to pull to a close at...
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Excess Hours Bill by Randall Williams
Becoming a team: the ups and downs of the last four years with Bristol
As the four year anniversary of the day that Bristol walked into my life approaches, I am reflecting on the many things that have happened to us as a team. The relationship that Bristol and I have today was not immediate. It has been a bond that has grown stronger as the years have gone...
Hope to Harvest: Are bad days merely mental?
by Ansley Zecckine – The Corsair It all started on a Monday night. After a long day of school, I came home, and before going to bed, decided to exert myself on the living room treadmill. When the workout was over, a cute little migraine came along and decided to exert itself on me. I...
Glenn Beck: standing up for the truth
by Dana Whitten – The Corsair If you were to go to Google and search for Glenn Beck, you would see thousands of pages related to the radio or the news. As you scroll down and see all the things this man has accomplished, you will be dumbfounded by his immense success. But, what is...
Time to end corporate rule
by Paul Smith -The Corsair Last semester I wrote a piece for The Corsair warning of the dangers that could befall this great nation if the Supreme Court case Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission was decided the wrong way. I forewarned that this case could open the floodgates for corporations to spend unlimited sums...
Tonight Show Battle: Leno vs. CoCo
Randall Williams – The Corsair
The College Life: Why can’t I find parking?
PTK works hard for Habitat
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...
Start off to a new semester, Studio Amped
Hey guys and gals, this is Kristen from SGA reporting to tell you of the upcoming events SGA is doing in our school and community. What we are involving ourselves in this time around is a little something called Studio Amped. Studio Amped is an eight week concert series (from January 15 to March 5)...