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'Grey's Anatomy' Alum Sarah Drew Set To Star In New Hallmark Series 'Mistletoe Murders'

A new series entitled Mistletoe Murders is coming to Hallmark Media, with Grey’s Anatomy alum Sarah Drew (Everwood, Mom’s Night Out) slated to star. According to TVLine, the series is an adaptation of a fictional Audible podcast series by the same name that stars Cobie Smulders (How I Met Your Mother, Secret Invasion). However, Drew will take Smulders’ place in the series as she will star as lead character Emily Lane.

Mistletoe Muders chronicles Drew, as portrayed by Emily, the owner of the sma
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Prime Video Renews 'The Boys' For Season Five

The sensational Emmy-winning drama series The Boys is returning for season five! According to an Amazon MGM Studios press release, the news was revealed during Prime Video’s inaugural Upfronts presentation. As previously reported, the network is set to debut the series’ fourth season on June 13 with three episodes. After its initial release, a new episode will debut weekly until the season concludes on Thursday, July 18.

The Boys’ fourth season will feature eight episodes and is slated to be st
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Reba McEntire-Led Comedy Series 'Happy's Place' Coming To NBC

The previously untitled Reba McEntire (Big Sky) comedy series has just received a series order! According to Variety, the series, which was first greenlit in January, is entitled Happy’s Place and is set to be a multi-camera production. Happy’s Place is also anticipated to premiere sometime during the network’s 2024-25 broadcast season.

As reported prior, Happy’s Place features Bobbie, as portrayed by McEntire, who has her world turned upside down when she inherits her father’s restaurant and f
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Tom Selleck Hopes CBS Reconsiders 'Blue Bloods' Cancellation

According to Deadline, Tom Selleck (Magnum, P.I., Las Vegas) is hoping CBS will overturn its decision to close the doors on the hit drama series Blue Bloods and that fans will be able to enjoy the Reagan family for many more years to come.

Deadline notes that Selleck recently sat down for an interview with CBS News and said, “I will continue to think that CBS will come to their senses. We’re the third-highest scripted show in all of broadcast. We’re winning the night. All the cast wants to come
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NBC Renews 'Night Court' For Season Three

NBC’s Night Court is coming back for a third season! According to TVLine, the series, which is a sequel to the original Night Court of 1984, will have 18 episodes in total for its third season.

The courtroom sitcom follows Judge Abby Stone, as portrayed by Melissa Rauch (The Big Bang Theory, Batman and Harley Quinn), who oversees the same night court in New York City as her deceased father, Harry Stone, portrayed by Harry Anderson (IT, Dave’s World) in the original Night Court. Anderson passed
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Nabeel Muscatwalla Joins Max's 'The Sex Lives Of College Girls' Season Three

Max’s The Sex Lives of College Girls has picked Nabeel Muscatwalla (Good Trouble) to join its third season. According to Deadline, Muscatwalla will have a recurring role in the dramedy series by Justin Noble (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) and Mindy Kaling (The Office).

The Sex Lives of College Girls chronicles the first-year experiences of four roommates at Essex College, a prestigious college in New England. As the series returned for its second season, the girls came back after fall break to be met wit
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ABC's Medical Series 'Dr. Odyssey' Welcomes Sean Teale As Series Regular

The anticipated ABC series, Dr. Odyssey, has added a series regular to the mix, Sean Teale (Rosaline, Little Voice). According to Variety, Teale is set to star beside cast lead Joshua Jackson (Fatal Attraction, The Affair), Phillipa Soo (Hamilton, Moana) and Don Johnson (Miami Vice, Knives Out).

Variety notes that, while the character details and plot have not yet been revealed, the series will be a medical procedural that takes place on a cruise ship. Additionally, Dr. Odyssey is set to debut
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Roku Greenlights New Comedy ReImagining Of 1950s Drama Series 'Tightrope!'

Roku has just announced a comedy reimagining of a popular 1950s drama series named Tightrope! According to Deadline, Ty Burrell (Modern Family) is slated to star, and Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) will serve as executive producer.

As per Deadline, Roku stated that the new Tightrope! “reshapes the drama of the vintage 1950s series into a slapstick comedy, where Burrell plays a lone wolf detective following cases city to city, while he searches for his long-lost love who got away.”

Deadline note
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HBO Drops 'Last Week With John Oliver' Season One On YouTube

It’s finally happening! According to Deadline, HBO gave the green light to release the first season of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver on YouTube in its entirety. HBO decided not to premiere a new episode today, Sunday, April 28; alternatively, the network unleashed all of season one to watch for free.

Deadline notes that a post on Friday from the Last Week Tonight X (formerly Twitter) account states, “There’s no new episode this week! But we still have current events. From 10 years ago. Thi
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'The Conners' Lands New Wednesday Night Airtime On ABC

ABC’s Roseanne spinoff, The Conners, is getting an all-new airtime. According to TVLine, starting this Wednesday, May 1, new episodes of the network’s most-watched comedy series will now premiere at 9:30 p.m. PT/8:30 p.m. ET, just after Abbott Elementary.

TVLine notes that another show is expected to swoop in to take the former 8 p.m. slot, season two of Jeopardy! Masters, which will stay on that same airtime for the rest of the network’s 2023-24 broadcast season.

Also on Wednesday nights, the
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'NCIS: Hawai'i' Canceled At CBS After Just Three Seasons

According to Variety, NCIS: Hawai’i, a spinoff within the NCIS universe, has been canceled. Currently in its third season, the series set its season finale for May 6, which will now be the series finale.

NCIS: Hawai’i was the fourth installment in the universe and is now the third show to be canceled within the franchise. As previously reported, NCIS: Los Angeles and NCIS: New Orleans closed their doors after 14 and seven seasons, respectively.

That said, Variety notes that otherwise, the fran
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NBC's 'Law & Order: Organized Crime' Renewed For Season Five With New Home On Peacock

NBC’s drama series Law & Order: Organized Crime is anticipated to move to Peacock. According to Deadline, the series is currently finalizing a deal with Peacock for its fifth season, which will have 10 episodes. This specific Wolf Entertainment series is also gearing up to stream the new season exclusively on the streamer.

As per Deadline, this move would allow Peacock, which is an NBCUniversal streamer, to obtain an original Dick Wolf (FBI: International) drama series that would be added to th
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Thandiwe Newton Joins Season Two Of Netflix Hit Series 'Wednesday'

The second season of the dark, dramedy Netflix hit series Wednesday has secured yet another star: Thandiwe Newton (Crash). Sources informed Variety that Newton is set to star in the second season. However, precise details surrounding her role have yet to be revealed. As previously reported, Steve Buscemi (Fargo) is also set to join the cast for season two.

Variety notes that Netflix representatives turned down the opportunity to comment on this news.

Newton’s TV credits include her most well-k
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Patrick Warburton Shares How His Mom Once Tried To Get 'Family Guy' Canceled

Patrick Warburton (The Emperor’s New Groove), the actor who has voiced police officer Joe Swanson on the hit Fox animated comedy series Family Guy for 25 years, has shared an interesting anecdote about his parent’s opinion of the show. According to Variety, Warburton appeared at PaleyFestLA to celebrate Family Guy’s 25 years on air and stated in an interview with People that his parents hated the comedy series so much that his mom once tried to cancel it!

Variety notes that Warburton said, “The
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Netflix Obtains Kim Kardashian, I. Marlene King And Emma Roberts-Led Series 'Calabasas'

Netflix has seized the rights to a brand-new series called Calabasas. Initially reported by Deadline and officially verified by Variety, the series’ executive producers are I. Marlene King (Just My Luck), the creator of Pretty Little Liars, Kim Kardashian (Keeping Up With the Kardashians), and Emma Roberts (We’re the Millers).

According to Variety, Calabasas is derived from a book by author Via Bleidner (Calabasas) entitled If You Lived Here, You’d Be Famous by Now, published in 2021. The forth
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NBC's 'The Office' New Iteration Casts Sabrina Impacciatore And Domhnall Gleeson

Oh my God, it’s happening! Everybody, stay calm, stay calm! A brand-new and highly anticipated comedy series is coming to The Office universe, and it’s finally wrangled up with its first two stars! According to Deadline, the prospective series created by Michael Koman (Saturday Night Live) and The Office creator Greg Daniels (King of the Hill) has pinned Sabrina Impacciatore (The White Lotus) and Domhnall Gleeson (About Time) to the cast.

As per Deadline, exact details surrounding the duo’s rol
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CBS Renews Dramedy Series 'Elsbeth' For Second Season

CBS’s dramedy series Elsbeth has just been greenlit for a second season. According to Variety, the news of the series’ renewal comes about just after the network premiered four episodes of season one, with a fifth episode following on April 18.

As per Variety, Elsbeth was initially ordered to series at CBS last May. However, production on the series was halted due to the Hollywood strikes of 2023, which caused the series to premiere in February 2024.

Carrie Preston (Claws) strikes back to repr
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FX's New Comedy Series 'Snowflakes' Rounds Up Its Main Cast

The brand-new FX comedy pilot series entitled Snowflakes has finally pieced together its main cast. According to Deadline, the cast comprises of Tiktoker Jack Innanen (The Dessert, Very Really Good), Lucy Freyer (Paint, The Justice), Owen Thiele (Hacks, Theater Camp), Amita Rao (Live from the Raven Room, Suicide Note) and Malik Elassal (Joe Pickett, Fortunate Son).

As previously reported, the series was created by former The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon writers Rebecca Shaw (Wax Paul Now,
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ABC Renews 'The Rookie' For Season Seven

The Rookie is coming back to ABC for a seventh season! According to TVLine, the police drama series starring Nathan Fillion (Castle) has continued to see some promising numbers since its season six release.

As per TVLine, The Rookie has garnered over six million total viewers on average, a 0.6 demo rating, and Live+7 playback, which is down slightly from its fifth season.

TVLine notes that the series was recently switched to a new time on Tuesdays by the network. This time slot is a sort of “h
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Creator Of 'Chucky' Don Mancini Shares His Thoughts On A Potential Season Four

The creator of Chucky, Don Mancini (Child’s Play), has shared his hopes to extend the USA Network and Syfy horror series into a fourth season despite being uncertain of its future, and apparently, he’s got some new ideas. According to Deadline, Chucky is wrapping up its third season, and neither network has yet verified a season four.

As per Deadline, Mancini sat down for an interview with The Direct and said, “There’s very little I can say about that. I can’t tell you my idea for Season 4, but
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CBS's 'The Talk' Set To End With Season 15 This Fall

According to The Hollywood Reporter, CBS announced today that the longtime daytime show The Talk has been canceled. The network also unveiled that a shortened 15th season will premiere in the fall, with the final episode set to premiere sometime in December.

As per The Hollywood Reporter, CBS Studios president David Stapf (Entertainment Tonight) and CBS Entertainment president Amy Reisenbach released a joint statement about the news that reads, “The Talk broke new ground when it launched 14 yea
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New 'Melrose Place' Reboot Underway, Heather Locklear Set To Reprise Role Among Others

Melrose Place is coming back for yet another reboot! According to Variety, the 1992 classic soap opera was so popular that it produced a 2009 reboot. Now, this time around for its second reboot, three original stars—Daphne Zuniga (One Tree Hill), Laura Leighton (Skin), and an original special guest star who swiftly became a lead character in the series, Heather Locklear (The Perfect Man)—will be reprising their roles.

As per Variety and initially reported by Deadline, Lauren Gussis (Dexter) wil
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New Max Original Series 'Pretty Little Liars: Summer School' Set To Premiere In May

A new Pretty Little Liars Max original series from Warner Bros. Television, entitled Pretty Little Liars: Summer School, is expected to hit the streamer in May. According to a Warner Bros. Discovery media release, the series will premiere with its first two episodes on Thursday, May 9. After its premiere, one new episode will be released weekly on Max until June 20.

The media release notes that the official logline for Pretty Little Liars: Summer School, which was recently screened at this year
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New Max Original Series 'Pretty Little Liars: Summer School' Set To Premiere In May

A new Pretty Little Liars Max original series from Warner Bros. Television, entitled Pretty Little Liars: Summer School, is expected to hit the streamer in May. According to a Warner Bros. Discovery media release, the series will premiere with its first two episodes on Thursday, May 9. After its premiere, one new episode will be released weekly on Max until June 20.

The media release notes that the official logline for Pretty Little Liars: Summer School, which was recently screened at this year
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Love gone wrong: ‘The Girl From Plainville’

Suicide is always a touchy subject and is a stressful and tragic time for those left behind. Sadly, on July 13, 2014, Conrad Roy committed suicide and this is all documented in the eight-episode Hulu original series, “The Girl From Plainville.”

The show is a true story that was dramatized for TV and takes place in Plainville, Massachusetts. It highlights the text exchanges between Conrad Roy and his girlfriend Michelle Carter, who would text every day for hours on end. Roy was extremely depress
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State senator names Coley Woman of the Year

On April 16, Cal Poly Pomona’s President, Soraya M. Coley, received the Woman of the Year award for 2022 at the “Women’s Leadership Luncheon” hosted by the Women’s Caucus and Leyva. This event was organized by California State Sen. Connie Leyva’s office.

Leyva, D-Chino, honored Coley this award for her advocacy of Cal Poly Pomona students and the greater Inland Empire.

Leyva and Coley have been working together for many years and have great respect and admiration for one another.

“Since Presi
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Activist Angela Davis vocalizes social issues to CPP community

“An Afternoon with Angela Davis” was held on Sept. 2, hosted by CPP Fest where the revolutionary political activist discussed pressing issues such as the pandemic, racism, inequality and racist policing.

Inspirational, iconic and poised are just some of the words attendees used to describe Angela Davis after attending CPP’s “An Afternoon with Angela Davis.”

“Well for me, she’s a hero of mine,” said Cheryl Love, career counselor and moderator of the event. “It is legends like Dr. Angela Davis t

Lovestruck Lipa will get you into your feels – PCC Courier

Who knew Dua Lipa would be the saving grace of quarantine? Her new album “Future Nostalgia,” which was released in Mar. 2020, definitely lives up to its name. It feels like she’s taking the listener on a blissful, lovesick journey through space on the way back to the 1980s. This album can make anyone dance 15 pounds off. Dua Lipa exudes femininity, and she does it so flawlessly. She’s definitely not afraid to be vulnerable with her feelings and share them with the world.

Lipa was very much in l
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Why Are We So Obsessed With People Who Commit Horrible Crimes?

Hybristophilia—some may be familiar with the name; others might exhibit it without realizing. The term generally refers to romantic or sexual attraction to people who have committed crimes. It can manifest in “groupies”: flocks of people, mostly women, seeking a connection with criminals, searching for a spark in their eyes. Rock stars have them, sure, but so do serial killers.But hybristophilia is not the same thing as ordinary true-crime consumption. So why does true crime—and, at its most ext...
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mxdwn's Top 10 Shows of 2024 -

2024 ushered in a TV year free of any industry-halting delays. No pandemic. No strike. But, ramifications from those cultural shifts and the bursting of the peak TV bubble found a new word to define the year: contraction. The need to save impacted what shows were greenlit and canceled as the TV business continued to morph.

Playing it safe, nostalgia remained king as studios, networks, and streamers relied heavily on established IPs or formats. While some found success (Apple TV’s Presumed Innoc...
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'Grey's Anatomy' Alum Sarah Drew Set To Star In New Hallmark Series 'Mistletoe Murders'

A new series entitled Mistletoe Murders is coming to Hallmark Media, with Grey’s Anatomy alum Sarah Drew (Everwood, Mom’s Night Out) slated to star. According to TVLine, the series is an adaptation of a fictional Audible podcast series by the same name that stars Cobie Smulders (How I Met Your Mother, Secret Invasion). However, Drew will take Smulders’ place in the series as she will star as lead character Emily Lane.

Mistletoe Muders chronicles Drew, as portrayed by Emily, the owner of the sma
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AGRIscapes hatches Easter egg hunt

Spring has begun at Cal Poly Pomona and to celebrate, AGRIscapes hosted its event “Egg Hunt and Spring Fun on the Farm” on April 9. The event let children of all ages hunt for Easter eggs and celebrate the lamb Oreo’s birthday.

Ever since Oreo, named for his distinct black and white coloring, was born in March 2020, he has drummed up plenty of publicity. With plenty of fresh produce and activities, his birthday was a celebration for the whole family.

“I like this event because I like all the a
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Indigenous scholar-activist shares her story of being a Queer Latina

The Womxn’s Resource Center hosted its event titled “From Pandillas to Perreo” on March 24, featuring a queer, Peruvian woman named Maria Saldana. The event focused on Saldana’s story as an indigenous woman and promoted wellness within ethnic minorities, queer, trans and/or gender-expansive people and communities.

Saldana, also known as “María pero no santa” online, meaning “Mary but not a saint,” is a bisexual Indigenous Charapa Peruana scholar-activist and healer-facilitator.

Saldana is part
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Trivia And Tribulations at Innovation Brew Works

With ice-cold beers in one hand and pens in the other, patrons of Cal Poly Pomona’s Innovation Brew Works were ready for the trivia nights held every Thursday at 6 p.m. The trivia night is full of pop culture references including ones from sitcoms like “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation.”

Despite the event starting late, it kicked off with questions about “The Office” as its first round. Each trivia question was worth one to five points, with the difficulty of the question increasing with t
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The Restaurant at Kellogg Ranch reopens for the first time in two years

On March 8, the beloved restaurant at Kellogg Ranch, or Restaurant at Kellogg Ranch reopened after two years of no operation due to the everchanging COVID-19 pandemic.

The Restaurant comprises of mainly student workers from the Collins College of Hospitality Management. Student employees shared that they were ready to fulfill CPP’s learn by doing attitude.

“(The pandemic) has affected us a lot here at the restaurant just because not only with the restaurant but just us at Collins in general,”
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CPP alumnus unleashes her inner artist at SoFi Stadium

Following the opening of the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, there have already been some meaningful events in the city’s backyard. Some events were the 2022 Super Bowl and one of CPP’s very own tackling creative jobs within the stadium.

Emma Wahlstrom, a 2021 graduate of CPP and a Yorba Linda native, is a creative designer at SoFi Stadium where she did various creative jobs which consists of creating new employee uniforms and taking photos.

She has found great success within her career
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Battle of the campus restaurants: Fitbites or The Den?

As Fitbites’ grand opening was last fall, many students wonder, “Where did The Den go?” The Den was an eatery on campus that served hungry students everything from pancakes to milkshakes. It was a branch of the beloved Denny’s restaurant, and many students have varying viewpoints in what they say is the best.

“Honestly, I like Fitbites; they still have the mozzarella sticks that I liked from The Den, and they have protein shakes now, so I think Fitbites is pretty cool; I like it more.”

“I pref
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The Department of Theatre and New Dance grieves the passing of a beloved employee

After decades of service as the facilities manager to the Department of Theatre and New Dance at Cal Poly Pomona, Dennis Logan passed away on Jan. 3.

Logan worked at CPP from 1963 to 2007, revamping the campus theater and mentoring many members of the CPP community. With his signature cowboy boots and plaid shirts, Logan was always ready to start the day.

Logan’s duty was to design and maintain the university theater on campus. Before coming to Cal Poly Pomona, he worked at Disneyland as a mai
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Review: Marvel’s ‘Eternals’ puts the ‘super’ in superhero

I have never been one to watch superhero movies but “Eternals,” directed by Chloé Zhao, released Nov. 5, was exceptional due to its diversity in casting and innovative take on a Marvel crusader movie.

On top of being diverse, the storyline of “Eternals” is compelling, funny, sad and action-filled. With a running time of nearly three hours every minute was worth the watch.

With the film featuring blockbuster actors and actresses such as Angelina Jolie, Salma Hayek, Kumail Nanjiani, Kit Harringt
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Online mechanical engineering lectures surpasses 10M views

Established in 2013, the channel allows students to have lectures and other videos on a variety of topics readily available and at just a click. However, the videos’ popularity grew during the pandemic as students adapted to online learning.

“When we started it (the channel), we were lucky to get like 10 views a day, and we were never looking to reach this milestone,” said Paul Nissenson, a professor in the Mechanical Engineering Department. “It was more of that we just wanted to create a resou
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Review: ‘Wine’ not ‘sip’ back and relax with Horsehill Vineyards

Since I turned 21 this past June, I have wanted to bask in the newfound freedom of enjoying alcohol. Cal Poly Pomona has a vineyard, and the school-produced wines are easily accessible at the Farm Store, giving every ordinary Tuesday the potential to sparkle.

The university’s vineyard, Horsehill Vineyards, has released two wines in the last four years. They have released a zinfandel and a zinfandel rose. Three colleges collaborated in the making of these splendid wines: the Huntley College of A
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Student residents petition against meal swipe limitation

Cal Poly Pomona’s Foundation Dining Services began to enforce limits on previously unlimited meal swipes on Sept. 18. The sudden policy reversal was met with outrage by student residents who are now limited to one meal swipe in dining locations like the Vista Market and Fitbites at Vista.

Guillermo Washington, an industrial engineering student; Christian Enkerlin, a business management student; and Jacklyn Nee, a communications major, launched a Change.org petition late last month to reverse th
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CPP’s Pumpkin Festival promises a ‘gourd’ time for the community

Last year, COVID-19 wreaked havoc on fun campus events like the annual Pumpkin Festival, but the fall tradition is prepared for a comeback this October.

With spooky season around the corner the campus is ready to celebrate fall festivities and Halloween with attractions for the community to enjoy such as a mile-long corn maze, a hayride around CPP’s farmland and a patch of organic pumpkins.

“It is good ol’ fashioned fun,” said Craig Walters, the event director of the Pumpkin Fest. “It is not l
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Poly Trolley rolling back onto campus with September return

After The Poly Trolley was crushed and destroyed by a eucalyptus tree in March 2020, the Poly Trolley is set to return in September.

The Poly Trolley was a food truck on campus that served hungry students Starbucks, among other quick eats like sliders, tater tots and tacos.

On a cold, windy and rainy day, Jacqueline Lopez, a music education student, heard what she thought was thunder while attending class in Building five. She later found out what she heard was a tree that landed on the covete

PCC boards denounce COVID-19 related racism against Asian Americans – PCC Courier

On May 20, The Board of Trustees, Academic Senate, and Coalition of Asian Pacific Employees (CAPE) adopted a resolution to denounce racism against Asian Americans and Asian Pacific Islanders on campus. This is in relation to the COVID-19 outbreak and the unjust nature against Asian Americans.

Resolution No.646, which is the denouncement formal name, will not tolerate any hate speech, hate crimes and reference to COVID-19 as the “Chinese virus.” PCC, just like many other campuses, have taken ini

Unleash your inner baker with this simple brownie recipe – PCC Courier

We’re going through a global pandemic, it’s okay to feel on edge. Luckily, with this brownie recipe, the only edge you’ll know will be the edge piece. And if you feel desperate to go outside, simply make these “desperation brownies.” They don’t require a whole lot of ingredients, which makes it the ideal recipe for a beginner.

“I like to call these desperation brownies,” said Meghan Splawn from The Kitchn. “They require just a few pantry ingredients and no mixing bowl, meaning you can make them

Activate your green thumb and become a plant parent – PCC Courier

Being in quarantine doesn’t have to succ when you have a succulent! All anybody needs is patience, persistence and a good watering system. It’s really nice to have something to take care of that will grow, but is less of a commitment than a pet. Plants are an amazing hobby to pick up and are a good distraction from everyday life.

Succulents are just about the easiest plants to cultivate; succulents have thick leaves to hold water, which make them the most ideal plant to have during a drought or

Blotter: Remote control cars in parking lot five – PCC Courier

Two people were trespassing and playing with remote controlled cars in Lot 5.

Skateboard violation in Lot 7, skateboarders were escorted off campus.

Three males attempted to use a parked golf cart in Lot 5, level 1. Subjects were seen leaving the campus with lightbulbs that are suspected campus property.

Fire alarm activated in Science Village; Officer inspected the area with no sign of fire.

Trespassers escorted off campus by Officers; west side of the IT-building.

Alarm activation at the

Spring break is canceled: ‘It’s time to grow up’ – PCC Courier

The stay-at-home order is the right move to make. Teenagers are out on their spring break getting wasted, while others are on ventilators fighting for their lives. There are selfish individuals in this society, tests are limited, and our president fired the pandemic response team back in 2018. If Disneyland gets closed down, that’s a good reason if any to stay home.

It is a common misconception that people 65 and up are at a higher risk of getting the virus, yet according to the CDC; one in fiv

Pandemic show will give you chills, and not from the flu – PCC Courier

We are human incubators, we can harbor diseases that we have no knowledge about and have no symptoms to show for it. And when these diseases make themselves known, there is no going back.

The Netflix show, “Pandemic: How to prevent an outbreak,” that premiered in Jan. 2020 showcases just that; the top doctors from New York to India take on the Influenza and Swine Flu.

The show consists of six episodes with roughly six chapters per episode. In this series, they tackle all types of controversial

Popular Rose Bowl flea market attracts curious crowds – PCC Courier

If a guest forgot anything at home, they could definitely get it at the Rose Bowl Flea Market! Clothes, cleaning supplies and food are only some of the things that can be found at Pasadena’s colorful Flea Market. While walking around the beloved stadium, attendees are met with nearly 2,000 vendors.

A jewelry vendor right across from a crepe place is quite a sight to see. Everything is reasonably priced, the most amazing attribute of the flea market and it’s vendors are the stories they have to
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