Mid-term grades are now available

Mid-term grades were available on Spyglass to all students as of Oct. 24.

Board of Trustees meet on Warrington campus

PJC Board of Trustees, along with PJC president, Dr. Ed Meadows, were called into session at 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 21 at the McMillan Auditorium on the Warrington campus.

Fitness is just a building away

Volleyball team wins first conference match

The PJC volleyball team brought in a full house on Sept. 16. All of the PJC sports teams including baseball, softball, and basketball made an appearance in blue and green to support the volleyball team's first conference match-up of the season against Gulf Coast Community College. It was a tight match, but PJC ended up on top winning the match 3-2 in five fast games.

Pirates fire into game mode

The PJC volleyball team stimulated the crowd Sept. 4 with its first home game win against Faulkner University. The one-hour match was nothing short of domination from the team, winning the match in just three games.

Economic Crisis: Part I

<p>By now you have heard some news of our Nation's current economic state and may feel a bit confused about all that is being said. This topic cannot be resolved by one article in this paper so I will carry over this topic through several parts. </p>

Living Green

I do a lot of walking on campus and lately I've been seeing an increase in the amount of trash on the ground. Some of us worry about the future of the planet and how things are going with the eco-system and as for the rest of you, you're probably standing there wondering "what can I do to help the environment?"

Texting kills

Imagine yourself driving to class. Suddenly, you hear that familiar "beep" of receiving a text message. Although the early morning traffic is heavy -- cars shooting in and out in front of you, people speeding -- you reach over to pick up your cell phone and read the text message anyways.

Cell phones in class

First day of class, everyone knows what it’s like in one way or another and knows what to expect. You find your classroom and pick a seat to spend the next 16 weeks of your life listening to a very inspirational teacher lecture on a subject that will probably never apply to every day life.

Listening very intently, you jot down a few notes when all of the sudden, a cell phone goes off!

Return of the Surf Club

Was' sup classmates! While politicians are working their butts off preparing for the upcoming debates before the election, one student is taking his new position as the new Surf Club President!

PLT produces 'The Rocky Horror Show'

'RadioDead' promises spookiest songs from local artists

Handlebar has vast music history

The Handlebar, located at 319 N. Tarragona St. in the historical district of Downtown Pensacola, has an extraordinary 25-year history dating back to the early days of great underground-punk acts like Black Flag and Dead Milkmen, both of which have graced its stage.&nbsp;It&rsquo;s an unassuming place that some people wouldn&rsquo;t even realize was there if they weren&rsquo;t informed of it in the first place.

Five useless facts

Here's the five (mostly) useless facts of the week   #1 Dimes have 118 ridges around the edge. #2 No English words rhythm with "month", "orange" ,"silver" ,or "purple".

Classical guitarist mixes Hendrix and Bach

The Pensacola Junior College Lyceum series presents internationally acclaimed guitarist composer Benjamin Verdery. The concert is 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium, Building 8, on the Pensacola campus.

PJC presents Pulitzer prize-winning poet

The Pensacola Junior College Lyceum series presents Natasha Trethewey, recipient of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for poetry. Trethewey offers a free poetry master class 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22, at the Barfield Administration Building (No. 7), room 736 A&B, on the Pensacola campus. Her poetry reading is 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22 at the Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium, Building 8, on the Pensacola campus.