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Students from ARC 275 and ARC 277 dig at a site in the northern Tucson Basin. From left to right, Emily Barrick, instructor Mary Prasciunas, Justin Elliott, Jacob Lanning, Skylar Morrell, with June Williams in the background. (Photo courtesy of Mary Prasciunas)Students in Pima Community College's ARC 276 and 278 classes. (Photo courtesy of Mary Prasciunas)Students in Pima Community College's ARC 276 and 278 classes. (Photo courtesy of Mary Prasciunas)Students in ARC 278. (Photo courtesy of Karl Hoerig)Students in the ARC 276 class. (Photo courtesy of Mary Prasciunas) By JENNIFER LANEPima Post For the first time in the history of Pima Community College, archaeology students recently searched for artifacts on Pascua Yaqui Tribe’s ranch land.  The students did this in the Archaeolo...

Story and photo gallery by QUENTIN S. AGNELLOPima Post Part Two Friday, March 24 It was another day in The Big Apple. My parents, my step-sister and I, were staying in an Airbnb in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Despite the old and rugged feeling of the building, it became a comfortable haven from the frigid cold of the early mornings.  My step-sister and her father were early risers, so they went and got coffee for us while we slept. Once everyone was awake, we decided on brunch at the Reunion Café.  It was a short but harrowing walk to the café. Apparently, street fights are common throughout Manhattan. I witnessed my first one on the way to brunch.  Two men broke out into a brawl for seemingly no reason. Within four seconds, the fight ended as both combata...

Sarah Jenista (left), Professor Lynnae Thandiwe (middle), Sydney DeZinno (right)Nathan AngelesSydney DeZinnoSarah Jenista What: Legal Service Assistance DayWhen: 10 a.m. to noon March 14Where: Amethyst Room, PCC Downtown Campus, 1255 N. Stone Ave. By JENNIFER LANEPima Post Sydney DeZinno, who is studying law in the Paralegal Program at Pima Community College, wants to work in criminal defense.  Growing up in south Florida, local media and neighborhood chatter teased with near-endless information about big criminal cases. Details behind the wrongdoings of notorious criminals such as Casey Anthony and Ted Bundy were easily accessible thanks to the Sunshine Law; a Florida law that provides open access to public records.  Under Florida law, DeZinno could teach herself...