PBCC South Campus News

Professor Mary Harper is our south campus instructor for the courses Reading, and Startegies for College Success.  Professor Harper leads her Reading students into the minds of authors for an adventure in understanding what makes them write they way they do.  Want to know how to be successful in your College courses? Join Professor Harper's exciting course in Strategies and learn everything you need to know. Have you heard about the organization Locks of Love? Listening to this podcast, and find out why Professor Harper makes a very personal sacrifices each year to help this organization.  

Interviewed by Professor Quan Cao 

Professor John Ribar talks about the south campus Spanish River closing, CLAST exam dates, February 22 the College is closed, and our new interim Provost, Dr. Sass.  The Forum Club Luncheon and the Thought for the Day: Dr. Carter Godwin Woodson.

Join PBCC South News Symposium Voices for this exciting book review by English Professor Africa Fine.  The book is On Beauty by Zadie Smith.  A novel with a little bit of everything: Academic competion, intra and inter racial politics, culture wars between the righ and the left, adolescent angst, and marital and intellectual infidelity.

This is the PBCC South News Symposium Voices honoring Rosa Parks with the music "The Movement for Rosa."  Played by the All District Honors Band 1997.

Join student Horacio Garcia and find out about all the great activities south campus is doing for Valentine's Day week and day.  Dream It Do It Club relay and buying a carnation or carnations, as well as chocolate roses.  Dixie Trend with Instant Video Buttons and Message in a Bottle will be on campus for Valentine's Day, and so will Steel Hearts (PBCC's very own band) at 1pm.  Hear about the Black Jeopardy Challenge with prizes, and the Center for Student Leadership seminar.  Thought for the Day from George Washington Carver.

Professor Africa Fine, our English professor located at PBCC South Campus reviews the exciting book LIttle Scarlet by Walter Mosley.  Professor Fine tells us that the novel is entertaining and fast-paced - dealing with the social issues that are still important today. This book review was done for PBCC's South Campus News - Symposium Voices.

Did you ever realize that expanding your comptuer knowledge would help you in every posible situation today?  Learn about networking, hardware, software and GIMP (for Myspace and Facebook).  Learn what else the Comptuer Club offers and how to contact them. Thought for the Day. Host: student Darnley Dessimus.

Horacio Garcia gets us up to speed with all the news and activities at Palm Beach Community College including the Pep Rally, Intermural Sports and Semi-formal at City Place.  Provost Ray's presentation for student of the month: Horacio Garcia and noting the great voice of Isabel Simon who sang the National Anthem at the Pep Rally.This podcast also includes a thought for the day.