February 2023 – Pima Post

Fashion forward: Pima author to discuss new book

20Feb

By Pima Post Editorial TeamNo Comments

Arts & Entertainment, Business, Events, Pima Fashion, Pima News, Top Stories

Fashion forward: Pima author to discuss new book

Images provided courtesy of Lisa Hodgkins, author of "Everyday Fashion In Found Photographs."Images provided courtesy of Lisa Hodgkins, author of "Everyday Fashion In Found Photographs."Images provided courtesy of Lisa Hodgkins, author of "Everyday Fashion In Found Photographs."Images provided courtesy of Lisa Hodgkins, author of "Everyday Fashion In Found Photographs." “Everyday Fashion Found in Photographs” book discussionWhen: 1-1:30 p.m. Feb.22Who: Lisa Hodgkins, PCC librarian and authorWhere: PCC West Campus Library By JENNIFER LANEPima Post From 1 to 1:30 p.m. Feb. 22, Pima Community College Librarian Lisa Hodgkins will give a presentation in the West Campus Library about her recently published book, “Everyday Fashion in Found Photographs: American Women of the Late 19th Ce...

An NBA check-in: Lebron James is the new scoring king

(Illustration by Javier Dosamantes) By JAVIER DOSAMANTESPima Post Last week in Los Angeles, LeBron James broke the record for most points scored in NBA history, a record held for 39 years. A record previously held by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and James took it while playing for Kareem's Lakers, the legendary L.A. sports franchise. Denzel Washington, who won the Oscar for his leading role in “Training Day,” was in attendance to witness sports history alongside other celebrities. In that iconic L.A. movie, a naively drunk Jack Hoyt has a hazy philosophical conversation about life with Washington's character and a grizzled drug kingpin — who are trying to teach the young Hoyt a few lessons about life on his first day on the job. But he then tells them he has everything figure...

The Student Life Department at Pima celebrates Black History Month

By QUENTIN S. AGNELLOPima Post Upcoming Black History Month EventsPower of Black Resilience: 12-1:15 p.m. Feb. 9, West Campus CafeteriaResilience Fair: Noon-2 p.m. Feb. 16, Downtown Campus“Wakanda Forever” screenings: Feb. 21, all campuses“Wakanda Forever” virtual discussion: 3-4 p.m. Feb. 21 on ZoomField trip to the Dunbar Pavilion: 3-4 p.m. March 1, West Campus (requires sign-up)For more info and to sign up, go to: pima.campuslabs.com/engage/news/272678 The arrival of February brings Black History Month, a month dedicated to remembering and understanding the storied history of Black, Indigenous or people of color’s heritage. It is not only a month of learning, it is a month of accepting and celebrating the resilience of these people who fought and suffered for generations to ...