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September
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PRCC hosted a special meeting
of county officials from the hardest hit 15 counties in south Mississippi
on Monday, August 5, 2005. Among dignitaries present were Presdent
George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush, Governor Haley Barbour and Mrs.
Barbour, U.S. Senator Trent Lott, and U. S. Representative Charles Pickering.
President Bush (in the picture above) addresses the crowd as Governor Barbour
looks on.
Friday, September 30,
2005
PRCC soccer men, women
split in last two outings
Wildcats, Lady ’Cats
sweep Co-Lin before being falling to Hinds for first losses of 2005 season
POPLARVILLE — Pearl
River Community College’s men’s and women’s soccer squads dropped there
first two contests of the 2005 season Wednesday, falling to perennial powerhouse
Hinds in Raymond...more
Wednesday, September 28,
2005
PRCC to offer mini-term
for Katrina victims
POPLARVILLE - Pearl
River Community College will offer an accelerated on-line mini-semester
beginning Oct. 24 and running through Dec.16...more
Monday, September 26,
2005
Pearl River sweeps Perk
in South Division soccer match ups
Wildcats take 4-1 victory,
Lady Wildcats winner in 2-0 shutout
PERKINSTON — Pearl
River Community College swept Mississippi Gulf Coast in women’s and men’s
MACJC South Division soccer action here Tuesday...more
Monday, September 26,
2005
PRCC ties consecutive
win record with season-opening 35-10 victory over East Central
McClendon rushes for
a whopping 203 yards and two TDs
DECATUR — Defending
NJCAA and MACJC champion Pearl River kicked off its delayed 2005 football
season in grand style Saturday, taking a hard-fought 35-10 South Division
win over rival East Central here on the Newton County High School campus...more
Monday, September 26,
2005
PRCC takes on Hinds in
home opener Sat.
Visiting Eagles dropped
season opener to Southwest 19-13
POPLARVILLE — Defending
NJCAA and MACJC football champion Pearl River has been a thorn in the side
of perennial powerhouse Hinds for the past few seasons.
Over the past two years,
the Eagles have lost just four times with three of those setbacks coming
from the hands of the Wildcats. This Saturday, the two teams will do battle
for the 65th time when Hinds visits for a 6 p.m. kickoff here in Dobie
Holden Stadium...more
Monday, September 26,
2005
PRCC museum receives
portrait of Will Jacobs
POPLARVILLE - Pearl
River Community College’s museum recently
received a portrait of the
school’s second superintendent, Will Jacobs,
from members of his family...more
Wednesday, September 21,
2005
Defending
NJCAA, MACJC champ Pearl River finally kicks off season
Saturday
at East Central
A
2:30 p.m. kickoff at Newton County High School
POPLARVILLE
— Defending NJCAA and MACJC champion Pearl River will finally kick off
its delayed 2005 football debut Saturday when the fifth-ranked Wildcats
travel to Newton County High School in Decatur for a South Division battle
against East Central...more
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
Defending national, state
champ PRCC drops from No. 1 to No. 5 in NJCAA’s
football poll without
playing a game
Wildcats open season
Saturday, Sept. 24, on road at East Central
POPLARVILLE — Defending
national and state football champion Pearl River Community College dropped
from No. 1 in the NJCAA’s preseason football poll to No. 5 in the first
two weeks of regular-season balloting...more
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
PRCC
damages from Hurricane Katrina: $15-25 million; M.R. White Coliseum, Moody
Hall suffer heaviest blows
POPLARVILLE
- Pearl River Community College suffered between $15-25 million in damages
from Hurricane Katrina...more
Friday, September 9, 2005
Out
of state students can still enroll at Pearl River CC
POPLARVILLE
- Displaced out-of-state college students from Washington and St. Tammany
parishes in Louisiana as a result of Hurricane Katrina can still enroll
at Pearl River Community College for the fall semester...more
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