Category: <span>Features</span>

Josh Wilks Published: January 21 2004 She’s the first to admit she’s a talker.  But the talent of effectively communicating with all kinds of people has led PJC student and alumnae Rosalynn Bates down the path to places she never thought she’d go. In her tiny cubicle in the Milton Community Center on Byrom Street,...

Brain McLellan Published: March 30 2005 The latest craze around the Lou Ross Center is the newest championship-caliber team. The PJC crochet team has started the season with a 4-2 record, and is scheduled to begin conference play on April 20 against Chipola at 4:20 p.m in the Lou Ross Center. “It’s definitely doing much...

OfCorsair Village Idiot VS OfCorsair Slave Writer Publlished: March 30 2005 Hilary Duff is a good role model for girls Hilary Duff provides an example for young girls to follow.  Unlike her counterpart, Miss Lindsay Lohan, Hilary still holds an innocence about her that just is not found in today’s pop princesses.  While the likes...

Moria Daily Published: March 30 2005 The Robinson Scholars Reading Room, commonly known as “the Honors Room,” is now the meeting place for The Zeemhoneats, a fascist underground organization that is rumored to be planning an overthrow at PJC. The organization’s notorious leader, Byron von Tripp, stated that the group is interested in helping PJC...

Josh Wilks Published: January 21, 2004 She’s the first to admit she’s a talker.  But the talent of effectively communicating with all kinds of people has led PJC student and alumnae Rosalynn Bates down the path to places she never thought she’d go. In her tiny cubicle in the Milton Community Center on Byrom Street,...

James Hagen Published: December 5, 2003 I’ve come to a horrifying realization.  In this 24-hour entertainment culture we live in, where everyone has their 15 minutes of fame, everyone in this country is famous, except me. Well, it certainly seems that way.  Featured on the cover of People magazine this week was “Bachelorette” star Trista...

Kristin Martin Published: November 26, 2008 Pensacola Junior College could implement an emergency text-messaging system by the end of this semester, said Dr. James Martin, vice president of Student Services. That means when an emergency strikes on or around campus, students and faculty immediately will receive a text message notifying them of what’s happening and...

Danica Spears Published: October 29, 2008 The common sounds of runny noses, sneezes, and congested coughs are in full swing among many college students during the late fall and early winter seasons. Simple hygiene, like washing your hands after using the bathroom, may be the cure for the majority of common colds that are unknowingly...

Kristin Martin Published: October 29, 2008 An increasing number of students are using their laptop computers during classes for typing in-class notes and connecting to the Internet. “It’s really grown,” said John Atkins, economics professor, about the use of laptops in his classes over the past few years. He said about 20 percent of students...

Sarah Thompson Published: October 29, 2008 Sustainability is a word heard often at PJC this semester, as the college kicks off a two-year, district-wide project related to environmental and economic sustainability. With the assistance of a task force and a website, instructors have developed a number of activities in many different subjects. Mike Will, PJC...