On Friday October 26th, I sat through a run through of the Sylvania Theatre Department’s rendition of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. It is not just the cast that took part in the design of costumes and props; different groups
Author Archives: Katie San Roman
To Mac Miller: Goodbye From a Fan
It has been over a month since we lost Mac Miller, and I still can’t fully listen to his music without feeling the sting of sadness. For me, some friends introduced me to Mac Miller in high school and I
Love Shouldn’t Hurt: Domestic Violence Survivors Impact Panel
“Don’t worry brother, these things fall through.” “I will find you and kill you.” “I thought everyone goes through this.” These were some of the few phrases that were said at Sylvania’s WRC, Love Shouldn’t Hurt: Domestic Violence Survivors Impact
Academic Advising
PCC advisors’ mission is to support students’ intellectual growth and promote student success while empowering students to attain and find their academic and professional goals. They can help with transfer programs, degree requirements, financial aid appeals, and GRAD plans. Appointments
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). It evolved from a “Day of Unity” that was held in the 1981 with the intent to connect organizations across the nation that were working to end violence against women and their children.
5 Albums You Missed Over the Summer
Denzel Curry – TA13OO 27 July Denzel Curry released an album TA13OO [TABOO] over the summer that could officially retire the “underground rapper” ascribed to him. In a world where it seems like artists are putting projects out every five
Album Reviews, KYLE / Beach House
KYLE, Light of Mine California rapper, KYLE, debuted his album Light of Mine on May 18. You may have heard of him by his stage name, SUPERDUPERKYLE. The fun-loving kid from Ventura is showing how hip-hop has evolved from its
Humans of PCC: An Interview with Matt Stockton
Matt Stockton has been teaching at PCC since 2001 and became a full-time faculty member in 2010 and recently became the Faculty Department Chair of Philosophy and Psychology at the Sylvania Campus. He got his undergrad at University of Oregon
The Portland Marathon
If you didn’t know, the Portland marathon has ended after 47 years. After an investigation by the Oregon Justice Department found that now ex board member and race director, Lester Smith, was fined $856,000 for receiving hundreds of thousands of
The Clothesline Project
*WARNING: * The Clothesline Project is a display of shirts with messages and illustrations designed by survivors of sexual, domestic, and/or gender based violence, or by a loved one of someone who has been victimized. Last April, in acknowledgement
The Vagina Monologues at PCC’s Women’s Resource Center, 2018
The Vagina Monologues at PCC’s Women’s Resource Center, 2018 Katie San Roman PCC’s Women Resource Center put on it’s 20th V-Day production of Eve Ensler’s play “The Vagina Monologues”, this year’s production included 29 performers and 17 acts included a
Humans of PCC: Jeff Lacks
Humans of PCC: Jeff Lacks Katie San Roman Jeff Lacks has been teaching at PCC since 2003. He got his undergrad at the University of Texas at Austin and went to graduate school at University of Oregon and University
Artists to Watch in 2018
Jessie Reyez BROCKHAMPTON Jessie Reyez‘ twisted, raw
Comic Matt Bellassai is Coming to Town
Comedian Matt Bellassai may have arguable had the best job ever. He combined his love for whine with his love for complaining in the infamous “Whine About It” Buzzfeed videos. He wrote, co-created, and produced videos where they averaged about
Album Reviews: Beck and Bassy are back
Beck, Colors Beck follows up his Morning Phase three years later with Colors, providing those long-lost modern pop vibes Beck knows how to give. Colors is what it feels like to hear bright neon yellows, oranges, blues, greens, and purples