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PAC PULSE – NEWS Across Campus
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Christian Ruiz
By Joseph Losoya Pulse Staff Reporter Palo Alto College has many fun and interesting people, and one of them is Christian Ruiz. He is a full-time student, but he also finds time to participate in a school club called The Table of Friendship. His involvement in the club has made his experience here at Palo Read more
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Trustee election will impact college district’s direction
By Carla Salazar Pulse Staff Reporter Three seats on the Alamo College Board of Trustees attracted eight candidates seeking six-year terms. The election will take place on Saturday, May 10, and early voting began April 28 and will run through May 6. Alamo Colleges Trustees are elected from geographically based single-member districts in Bexar County. Districts Read more
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EDUC 1300 and e-books spur controversy
By Sandra Piñedo Pulse Staff Reporter Disagreement among faculty and students at the five Alamo Colleges and the administration at the district offices focused on two central issues this spring semester: an EDUC 1300 learning framework course and mandatory adoption of electronic textbooks for 18 pilot courses. On April 8, 2014, Dr. Bruce Leslie, chancellor Read more
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Persistence pays off for 800+ Palo Alto students
By Alyssa De La O Pulse Staff Reporter In Spring 2001, 200 Palo Alto College students received their associate’s degree. This Spring 2014, more than 800 students will graduate. This year’s graduation will be held at the Freeman Coliseum, 3201 E. Houston St., on Saturday, May 17, at 2 p.m. “I was scared at the Read more
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Summer classes keep you on track
By Omar Guajardo Pulse Staff Reporter Summer. As soon as we hear that word, we just can’t wait for it to come around again. While summer is a great time for relaxation, it can also be a suitable occasion to trim semesters off of your college years, which is a good thing. “Summer semesters offer Read more
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