On this episode, host Jeanette Alarcon sits down with director and cinematographer Jessica Prumers to discuss her efforts and success with building her social media content, getting into film school and her current film projects.
In this documentary by KPCRadio reporter Alyssa Rodriguez, we discuss “Neurodivergency”, more specifically autism. We hear from Chaya Rubinstein who is diagnosed with autism, and Cathy Iraheta who has an “unspecified mood disorder.” We also hear from John Pendal, an associate coach at Thriving Autistic, about his experience and opinion on certain topics, like getting a diagnosis while being assigned female at birth.
Hosted in Parking Lot 7.
Hosted in Parking Lot 7.
From @lapcmusic: Prepare to be immersed in a symphony of enchanting sounds as the Pierce College Symphonic Band takes the stage in a not-to-be-missed concert!
Date: December 16, 2023
Time: 2:00 PM
Venue: Performing Arts Building
Under the baton of the talented Director Ryan Espinosa, our Symphonic Band will captivate your senses with a mesmerizing repertoire that transcends musical boundaries. This event will also feature the Cleveland High School Concert Band.
️ Ticket Information:
Tickets: $10
Secure your tickets and mark your calendar for December 16th. Let’s create unforgettable memories through the language of music!
From @lapcmusic: Get ready to swing and sway to the sensational beats of the Pierce College Studio Jazz Band! Led by the talented Professor John Storie, this concert is set to be an evening of musical brilliance.
Date: December 15, 2023
Time: 7:00 PM
Venue: Performing Arts Building
️ Ticket Details:
Tickets: $10
Join us for a night of soulful jazz, impeccable rhythms, and stellar performances by our extraordinary Studio Jazz Band. This is your chance to experience the magic of jazz in the heart of Pierce College.
Secure your tickets early for a front-row seat to an unforgettable musical journey on December 15th. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to witness the brilliance of our talented musicians!
The Philosopher’s Cabaret, presented by the Pierce College Philosophy Department, is taking place next week on Dec. 7! The theme for this semester is—Life is a Cabaret! The Philosopher’s Cabaret Explores the Meaning of Life.
All Pierce students are encouraged to participate or attend—it starts at 3:30 p.m. in Building 600, with a reception immediately following. There will be music to open and close the cabaret, a special guest host to perform throughout, refreshments and a DJ after the show.
Pierce students celebrate philosophy with this mixed media event that combines digital video, live spoken word, visual art, and live performance while highlighting the creative exploration of philosophical ideas.
Students will create and present performances (up to four minutes) centered on the existential theme “Life is a Cabaret!” With this theme, the cabaret will explore ideas related to the meaning of life or lack thereof.
Performances include original songs, skits, monologues, videos, poetry, dance, performance art, etc. Students may also create artworks that reflect the theme to be displayed in the Great Hall. There will be an opportunity to participate in a group art project throughout the evening.
If you need an accommodation due to a disability to participate in this event, please contact [email protected] at least 5 days in advance.
Brahmas! If you’d like to participate in performance or art for The Philosopher’s Cabaret, please email [email protected] by Friday, Dec. 1.
Students can receive assistance with admission and enrollment, financial aid and academic counseling Saturday, Dec. 9 at the Student Services Building from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Departments and additional service will be present and new student counseling groups to attend throughout the morning.