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18Feb By Pima Post Editorial TeamNo Comments
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Women’s Team Fighting for Playoffs

By Corey McMullen The Aztecs continue to roll, going 11-4 from Dec. 11. Aztec point guard Alyssa Perez was named ACCAC Division II Player of the Week on Tuesday for the week of Jan. 27-Feb. 2. She averaged 22 points and had a total of 10 rebounds, 8 steals and 5 assists.  Feb. 8: PCC 92, Tohono O’odham CC 66  The Aztecs ruled from opening tipoff and went into halftime up 40-28. Aztec sophomore Alyssa Perez led the charge with 19 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists and 6 steals. The Aztecs finished 34 of 40 at the free-throw line. The Aztecs ran away with the game, outscoring Tohono O’odham 32 to 15 in the fourth quarter.  Feb 5: PCC 79, Scottsdale CC 45 Both teams struggled to get any offense working in the first half and went into halftime tied at 21. The Aztecs went on a 13-0 run in the ...
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18Apr By Pima Post Editorial TeamNo Comments
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Calendar Issue 5

By: ALEXANDER LOPEZ CALENDAR   Women’s Softball:   PCC vs Mesa Community College First Pitch 12p.m. at Aztec Softball Field 2202 W Anklam Rd. @ West Campus PCC vs Mesa Community College  Game 2 First Pitch 2p.m. at Aztec Softball Field 2202 W. Anklam Dr.   Pima Events: MultiCultural Graduation Ceremony Friday May 3, 2019 Start time: 6p.m. West Campus Aztec Gymnasium Diversity Celebration at 7 p.m. in Palm Courtyard West Campus *Must RSVP by April 26, 2019* May 1, 2019: Special Needs Graduation requirements: Students with disabilities who need accommodations for the ceremony should call the Access and Disability Resources Office for assistance.    PCC FashionArt 2019 Wednesday May 1, 2019 6 p.m - 8 p.m. Tucson Museum of Art 140 N. Main Ave Nicholas K. T...
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26Mar By Pima Post Editorial TeamNo Comments
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My big fat Greek dance off in California

Most Pima Community College students spend their Valentine’s Day doing one of either two things: They can be on a lovely date with their significant other or deep into a Ben and Jerry’s tub of ice cream as they binge watch Gossip Girl for the third time. For members of the Greek Orthodox Church, however, Feb. 14 marks the start of their own holiday, the Greek Folk Dance Festival. Once a year, Greeks of all ages from around the country come together for one weekend in a different location to Greek dance. These Greeks come from Hawaii, Washington, California, Oregon, Nevada and Arizona as they compete against one another. Taking over Tucson’s very own Greek dance group from his sister, Niko Karidakis, along with his cousin, Christopher Kouris are the directors of St. Demetrios Orthodox Ch...
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Desert Metal Craft Issue 2
14Feb By Pima Post Editorial TeamNo Comments
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Desert Metal Craft Issue 2

BY: ALEXANDER LOPEZ   Title: Trailblazer in the making:   Desert Metal Craft in Tucson is a program that’s fun and educational for people of all ages. Combining the ancient art of blacksmithing with the modern science behind the craft of metalwork, DMC packs a BIG punch.   DMC is the one company of its kind. They are the only company that teaches the ancient art of blacksmithing combining the modern sciences behind metalwork. With guest instructors being brought in from around the world, DMC’s courses are designed for all ages, skill levels and taught by teams of experienced blacksmiths, metal workers, artists and metallurgists from the local Tucson area.   Liz Cameron, an instructor at Pima Community College in applied metallurgy and a Master of Science in mate...
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14Feb By Pima Post Editorial TeamNo Comments
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Calendar Issue 1

Calendar:   Home Sports Events:   Men's Basketball: Chandler-Gilbert Community College Tip-off Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. West Campus  2202 W Anklam Rd West Campus Aztec Gymnasium Phoenix College Tips- off Feb. 23 at 4 p.m. West Campus  2202 W Anklam Rd West Campus Aztec Gymnasium   Women's Basketball: Chandler-Gilbert Community College  Tip-off 5:30 p.m. West Campus 2202 W Anklam Rd West Campus Aztec Gymnasium Phoenix College Tip-off Feb. 23 2 p.m. West Campus  2202 W Anklam Rd West Campus Aztec Gymnasium   Men’s Golf: PCC invitational Feb. 18 (no time specified) Omni Tucson National Golf Course, 2727 W Club Dr   Men’s Baseball: South Mountain Community College Feb. 19, First Pitch: Noon,  2202 W Anklam Rd West Campus Aztec Baseball Fi...
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14Feb By Pima Post Editorial TeamNo Comments
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The Word: What is your idea of the perfect date?

Kira Montoya Major: Liberal Arts Age: 19 “Nothing over the top, because you don’t want to waste so much money where it’s like, ‘If this doesn’t work out, this sucked.’ ”   James Brijeno Major: Admin. of justice Age: 22 “I keep it simple like a nice dinner, maybe a simple movie, maybe go on a walk after... nothing too fancy, you can’t do too fancy.”   Cathy Green Major: Admin. of Justice Age: 57 “To meet some place where I can actually really talk to somebody, not in a restaurant, not a movie, no bar.” Sebastian Rico  Major: Computer Science Age: 20 “Something active definitely, I don’t like doing the movie stuff, like mini golf or bowling.” Darren Cichocki Major: Computer Science Age: 33 “The sweetheart date at Disneyland.”...
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6Dec By Pima Post Editorial TeamNo Comments
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The Word

By: HANK ROBICHAUD   Q: What is the thing you are most excited for over the winter break and why?   David Martinez Audio production and music, 27 “Truthfully being able to spend time with my family and my daughter and sister. If anything probably just work on my car and continue to be a great father day by day.”   Aaron Escavary Liberal arts history 20 “To catch up in sleep, and to get out of town and see family.”   Briana Muncy Liberal arts major but studying early childhood education 19 “Probably seeing family and my birthday.”   Elias Lopez Welding 20 “Resting that’s for sure not only that I get to relax and being a full time student I get to shut my brain off for a while. Not only that because its cold and you get to spend time with yo...
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Brewers will brew up World Series win
18Oct By Pima Post Editorial TeamNo Comments
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Brewers will brew up World Series win

By RENE ESCOBAR October is the month of pumpkin spice, ghost and ghouls, but more importantly, playoff baseball. As Major League Baseball writes its final chapters of the 2018 season, there remains one unknown: the World Series champions. That remains undetermined for the moment. With the pennant set, 10 teams have an opportunity. Alas, only one can claim the trophy. In my opinion, the one team in this year’s playoff that has never risen a Commissioner’s Trophy, the Milwaukee Brewers, will win the World Series Championship. The Brewers have the mix any championship team needs, a legitimate defense with a bullpen that can pitch the lights out. The Brewers also have the projected Most Valuable Player outfielder Christian Yelich. The bats of the Brewers are scary, starting with Yelich. H...
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