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PAC PULSE – NEWS Across Campus
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Paid internships pave the way for future employment
By Sabrina Robles Pulse Staff Reporter Paid internships are an ultimate goal for college students. On top of throwing your name into the hat with potential employers, you also gain real-world experience. The Alamo Colleges Community-Based Federal Work Study Program is a step in the right direction. The CBSFWS Program places eligible students in part-time Read more
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SGA, an organization for students by students
By Daniel Morales Pulse Staff Reporter Student Government Association, or SGA, is an organization for students and by students. Let’s say there’s a problem with your education and you believe something needs to be done, or you want some different food options in the cafeteria. SGA is the organization you should contact. The organization takes all Read more
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Hands-on learning and reflection reigns at PAC
By Ruben Cortez Pulse Staff Reporter Service-Learning courses provide an opportunity for students to receive hands-on experience while also earning college credit. Through this style of education, students gain a sense of community, learn how to solve problems and understand what it means to give back. “Service-Learning would basically provide an activity that meets [a Read more
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First-year students take on college
By Irma Martinez Pulse Staff Reporter The process of enrolling, creating your schedule, buying textbooks and memorizing the locations of your classes on a specific day can be quite overwhelming for first-time college students, and that’s just the beginning. Soon enough syllabus week goes by and your classes plunge straight into the lectures and quizzes. Read more
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Palo Alto College continues to grow
By Ian Flores Pulse Staff Reporter Palo Alto College began with 231 students in 1985 in high school and military installations in South San Antonio. Today, we have an enrollment of over 9,000 students with continued growth predicted for the future. Palo Alto is a college on the rise, not only here in San Antonio, Read more
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College students making lifelong memories
By Monica Lopez Pulse Staff Reporter The college years are some of the most memorable and impacting ones of a person’s life, where identities are formed and friendships are made. Whether you are a student right out of high school or a student who came back after a few years off, Palo Alto offers something Read more
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