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Locals weigh in on elections
"I may not have won your vote, but I hear your voices; I need your help, and I will be your President too," said President-elect Barack Obama to 100,000 people in Chicago Tuesday night.
Obama was speaking to Escambia County in his speech.
National youth involvement in the past couple of presidential elections has grown, and students at Pensacola Junior College and the University of West Florida make that growth obvious locally.
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Mid-term grades were available on Spyglass to all students as of Oct. 24.
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Students had an opportunity on Oct. 23 to speak one-on-one with PJC's president, Dr. Edward Meadows, and ask him anything.
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8/15/08 Non-student stole $111.90 worth of books from PJC Bookstore. Restitution was made to bookstore, no arrest, warned against trespassing on all PJC campuses. Case closed.
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In order to make student commuting easier, Pensacola Junior College and the Santa Rosa County School District are teaming up to build a new campus that will cost about $11 million.
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Students and other people interested in the presidential election gathered on Oct. 15 in the Hagler Auditorium on the Pensacola campus to watch the final presidential debate and participate in a group discussion that followed.
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Students planning to graduate this December must submit an application for the Commencement Program by October 31.
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Thousands filled the Pensacola Civic Center on Oct. 7 to see Gov. Sarah Palin, Republican vice presidential candidate, speak during her campaign stop for the "Road to Victory Rally."
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Look what you get for $1.15
With just $1.15 added to Florida's in-state tuition, Alabama students can attend PJC for about $76 per credit. This applies to PJC's career, technical and college transfer programs.
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"Get on the ground, stop resisting," was heard by students and teachers in the Humanities wing of the Allen Liberal Arts building on Sept. 26.
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The ATM on the Pensacola campus recently ran out of cash, so any students using their PJC OneCards were unable to access their money.
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Over 20 students assembled outside for the annual See You at the Pole gathering to sing, read Bible verses and pray at 7 a.m. on Sept. 24 by the flag pole in front of building 7.
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Procrastination may be a key factor in delaying the process for financial aid, but that isn't the only thing keeping your money behind locked doors. Because of new federal laws, the amount of documentation needed to complete a FAFSA has increased and is needed to verify one's status.
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Around noon Sept. 11, three vehicles crashed at the intersection of 12th Avenue and Airport Boulevard.
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Top-notch sports rehabilitation and physical therapy is now being offered on campus to all PJC students and faculty at a discounted rate.
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Lately, the presidential race has been the main focus of national news. However, the buzz about the presidential race isn't just obvious in national news; it has also affected and inspired many students at PJC, like Christopher Randall and Jeniece Brown.
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There is good news for nursing students; the nursing program located on PJC's Warrington Campus received accreditation for the next five years. For new and future nursing students, this acclamation gives them flexibility for finding jobs and furthering their education in the nursing field outside of Florida.
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Starting this semester The Corsair is dropping its anchor on-line, and primarily will be using its Web site www.eCorsair.com to publish stories.
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