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Pima Community College

Community college in Tucson, Arizonawww.pima.edu

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Oct 15, 2026

speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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speaker_16SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:19
While he was at Pima Community College, there were a couple of instances when issues as, um, as difficult to talk about as abortion or war would come up, and at the most un-ideal times, he would blurt out in laughter.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:37
One of his female classmates was talking about her very, very, uh, traumatic experience, uh, having an abortion, and Loughner came up with this, uh, remark like, "Oh my God, you're a baby killer."
speaker_16SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:51
And of course, people in the classroom would, would take exception to that and then would ask him what his problem was.
speaker_0NARRATOR
16:37
The final straw for college authorities came when Loughner posted a disturbing video online.
Jared LoughnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:43
This is my genocide school [laughs] where I'm gonna be homeless because of this school.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:50
The Pima Community College police discovered a video he had made.
speaker_16SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:56
He took a, a handheld camera and he walked around the campus of Pima Community College, and he basically talked about it being the biggest waste of money in American education.

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Tucson Daily Brief — October 15, 2026

Oct 15 · 1 Mention

Nicholas DeLeonHOST
0:55
Public interviews are set for October 20th.
Nicholas DeLeonHOST
0:58
pima community college is asking voters for a 250 million dollar bond in prop 430. it's the college's first bond request in 30 years as state and federal funding shrinks the money would pay for a downtown police headquarters renovated student support centers and expanded academic space and oro valley voters will decide november 3rd on prop 431 the town's state required 10-year general plan it covers housing density water conservation police response times, and wildlife corridors.
Nicholas DeLeonHOST
1:28
That's your Tucson Daily Brief for October 15th, 2026.
Nicholas DeLeonHOST
1:33
I'm Nicholas DeLeon.
Kathleen WinnHOST
67:47
Um, but, uh, he says, uh, "There are a number of, uh, taxing entities listed on your tax statement that affect your total tax, um, due, but only four are directly controlled by the board of supervisors.
Kathleen WinnHOST
68:06
Uh, Pima County primary, uh, county bonds, Pima County flood control, library district, and other taxing districts, um, local fire districts, Pima Community College, TUSD, and other schools, depending on where you live." Okay? Now, the impact of rising primary property tax rate, uh, cannot be overstated.
Kathleen WinnHOST
68:31
So they're already getting, uh, I think, you know, the surplus that they have is because i- if they...
Kathleen WinnHOST
68:36
It wasn't mon- That money wasn't allocated to be spent.

15 MINS LATER

Kathleen WinnHOST
83:13
It's out-and-out theft.
Kathleen WinnHOST
83:15
And, and, and-
Jay TolkoffGUEST
83:16
And, and, and you know, and if you think about it, you, the, you know, Pima Count- or Pima Community College is asking for what, t- t- 2, 250 million.
Jay TolkoffGUEST
83:25
Well, that sounds like a lot when you look at the proposition language that says, "Well, this is only 70 million," so it's like, I mean, they, they...
Bonnie QuinnGUEST
55:28
And that hero fund supports our heroes financially.
Bonnie QuinnGUEST
55:31
beyond the concert throughout the year, creating original Rock for Heroes initiative scholarships, such as the Jacob Dittinger Memorial EMT Scholarship at Pima Community College.
Bonnie QuinnGUEST
55:42
That's in honor of a fallen EMT who died in the line of duty in 2021, Jacob Dittinger.
Bonnie QuinnGUEST
55:48
And that is a fully endowed scholarship that will fund three EMT scholarships in perpetuity.

17 MINS LATER

Bonnie QuinnGUEST
73:20
And we hope to inspire younger people to consider this career.
Bonnie QuinnGUEST
73:23
So that really sums up what we do.
Kathleen WinnHOST
73:24
And you do such a great job of working with Pima Community College.
Kathleen WinnHOST
73:27
They're wonderful to work with.
Cassie MacDuffGUEST
1:49
She has been chief internal auditor for Dallas College in Texas for the past six years.
Cassie MacDuffGUEST
1:55
She also worked as compliance officer and tribal administrator for the Pascua Yaqui tribe of Arizona, and she served as city auditor of Tempe, Arizona, and director of internal audit for Pima Community College.
Cassie MacDuffGUEST
2:09
Her credentials include an MBA from Grand Canyon University and a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Arizona.
Cassie MacDuffGUEST
2:17
She was unanimously appointed by the city council on Tuesday.
Andrew CleggGUEST
5:48
So with our manufacturing program, we call it the automated te- uh, AIT, automated and industrial technology program.
Andrew CleggGUEST
5:54
We built that with Maricopa Community College and Pima Community College, so that way when an employer comes- It's the same numbers, it's the same, uh, you know, the same goals, the same outcomes.
Andrew CleggGUEST
6:05
So when an employer can say, "Okay, I've got somebody who's got that degree from Maricopa Community College," I know exactly what they, what they have because Central Arizona College has that.
Andrew CleggGUEST
6:15
We've expanded that program to, uh, Mohave College, Yavapai College, where we're here today-
Jesse KellyHOST
12:43
You know why? 'Cause math sucks.
Jesse KellyHOST
12:48
Math is the reason I was not able to acquire even an associate's degree from Pima Community College, because math is stupid.
Jesse KellyHOST
12:59
If we are entering an era where math is gonna become obsolete, I am 100% going back to college.
Jesse KellyHOST
13:08
I'm gonna go...

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