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January 27, 2010August 13, 2025FeaturesBy Becca Carlson0

‘Doubt’ comes to PJC

Rose Jansen-The Corsair Auditions have taken place and tickets will soon be available for the next theatre production, Doubt, at the Ashmore Auditorium on the Pensacola Campus. Directed by the Lyceum  Director, Stan Dean, shows will begin Thursday and Friday, February 26-27, 2010 at 7:30 pm and Sunday, February 28, 2010 at 2:30 pm. If you don’t catch it the...

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January 20, 2010August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy Becca Carlson0

Bayonetta Review

by Wade Manns – The Corsair Bayonetta by SEGA and Platinum Games Players: 1 Genre: Third-person action Rating: Mature for blood and gore, intense violence, partial nudity, strong language, suggestive themes Release 1/05/10 —– One genre of video games that I didn’t really think I’d be into is the twitch action genre; in this genre, the player must make split-second...

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PJC pirate basketball against Chipola
January 13, 2010August 13, 2025SportsBy Becca Carlson0

PJC pirate basketball against Chipola

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January 13, 2010August 13, 2025SportsBy Becca Carlson0

PJC lady pirate basketball against Chipola

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January 11, 2010August 13, 20252010 Archive, Editorial & OpinionBy Becca Carlson0

Hope to Harvest

Ansley Zecckine – The Corsair There’s a certain masquerade of rules that people paint upon the faces of Christians; in fact, even some Christians make a habit of it. In their minds they believe that one must attend every church service, every Sunday school class, and participate in every church outing or function because that’s what a “good Christian” does....

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January 11, 2010August 13, 20252010 Archive, Editorial & OpinionBy Becca Carlson0

‘Climate-gate’ scandal is bogus

Paul Smith – The Corsair As the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark came to an end a few weeks ago with no real agreement reached between countries, many global-warming deniers back in the U.S. were claiming victory due to the recent so-called “Climate-gate” scandal. The scandal refers to an incident a couple of months ago where more...

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January 11, 2010August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy Becca Carlson0

Lights, Camera, Ricky: Sherlock Holmes

Ricky Barlow – The Corsair Like so many of today’s movies, there has been a lot of pre-release buzz floating around the fan (a.k.a. nerd) community. “Sherlock Holmes” seems to have generated some rather negative feedback. However, after having seen it for myself, I would have to respectfully disagree. Now I admit, this movie isn’t right for those out there...

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January 11, 2010August 13, 2025Arts and EntertainmentBy Becca Carlson0

Assassin’s Creed 2

Wade Manns – The Corsair Assassin’s Creed and Assassin’s Creed II by Ubisoft Genre: Third-person action-adventure-platforming Rating: M for strong violence, sexual situations, blood, and strong language. Back in 2007, the software company Ubisoft, which had previously done more realistically-themed stealth-heavy action games such as Splinter Cell, Rainbow Six and their sequels, came out with a cross-time tale of genetic...

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January 09, 2010August 13, 2025Archived SportsBy Becca Carlson0

Lady Pirates overtime on top against nation ranked No. 5 team

The Lady Pirates basketball team brought in a full house Jan. 6 as they defeated nationally ranked No. 4 Northwest Florida State in overtime 83-75 and are now 1-0 in conference. PJC is ranked No.7 in the nation. Another Panhandle Conference team, Gulf Coast is ranked No. 1. Before overtime, PJC was down 69-67 with only 24 seconds left in...

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January 08, 2010August 13, 20252010 Archive, NewsBy Becca Carlson0

PJC plans to drop ‘Junior’ from name

MADELAIN TIGANO The New Year could bring a new look for PJC as it considers a possible name change along with offering baccalaureate degrees this fall. “I have PJC penciled in a bill that is going through the Florida Senate,” Larry Bracken, executive director of government affairs, said. For PJC to offer baccalaureate degrees it has to be approved by...

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