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Recent administrative budget cuts have made it more difficult for students to receive the help they need in math. […]
Recent administrative budget cuts have made it more difficult for students to receive the help they need in math. […]
President Barack Obama managed to avoid the sensitive subject of gun control during his first term, but it appears his second may be consumed by it. […]
About four years ago, TRIO director Bobbi White and program services coordinator Shatremeyia Porter discovered that some of their students’ grades were dropping. After some investigation, they found a disturbing cause for their struggles: Some students were going hungry. […]
Local artist Desmond Blair has learned that life is about accepting tough circumstances and figuring out how to overcome challenges. […]
We’ve all heard of the civil rights movement. Most of us have had to write papers about someone or something within the movement such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, the Black Panthers, the various boycotts and marches or the Freedom Rides. […]
To most older Americans, young adults nowadays are a lazy bunch who are too dependent on technology and don’t have any substantial problems or stress. […]
Be silly. Make reasonable mistakes. Fall in love. Just take a moment to breathe. […]
For the past four years, employees in the TRIO office have maintained a food bank open to financially disadvantaged students in their organization, using only money from their own pockets. […]
The art department kicked off the semester with “Food,” the second exhibit in its “Fast Food Nation” series that is tied to the common book. […]
Esteban Hernandez was frustrated with being overweight.
He had started multiple workout routines in an effort to lose weight, but never finished. He was beginning to become concerned about his future health. […]
Despite common belief, men are not the only ones who had a major part to play in the civil rights movement. Women also had a significant role in the effort to gain equal rights for African-Americans. […]
Michael Horak, who has worked in district police departments for nearly 20 years, has been named the college’s police chief following an extensive search. He was sworn in at the beginning of the spring semester after one year as acting chief. […]
The traditional process of being able to register up until the start of class was revamped this semester as the college added zone registration and an earlier cut-off date. […]
When the campus lost power on the morning of Jan. 30, a few students saw it as an opportunity to run into Subway and steal several bags of chips. However, their plans were thwarted when campus police officer Miqueas Figueroa arrived on the scene. […]
It’s easy to believe that school shootings are rare and won’t happen here, but with the two most recent tragedies occurring within six weeks of each other — including one in Texas — the need for heightened campus awareness is at an all-time high. […]
Food fuels the body. Make eating good food a habit, and eventually you will begin to feel healthy and happy with yourself. […]
I was 7 years old when I received my first game console — a used Nintendo 64 which, even back then, looked like it had seen better days. It had quite a few scuff marks and a controller port which refused to connect, but I spent a lot of time with it regardless.
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It seems like just yesterday we were filling the malls and running up our credit cards for Christmas, and now Valentine’s Day is already here. […]
Spring registration ended Jan. 16, a full five days before the first day of classes. Unlike previous semesters, students no longer had the option to register just before the start of class. While change is […]
A group of four students was caught by campus police after attempting to pilfer several bags of chips from the on-site Subway restaurant during the power outage on Jan. 30. […]
Baseball coach Michael Martin is eager for his team to repeat its 2011 national championship run. Last year the Harvesters won the MAC conference, but fell short of their goal of repeating as national champs. […]
A little after 3 p.m. on weekdays, the parking lot outside The Boiling Crab begins to fill. If the overflowing crowd doesn’t testify to the quality of the food inside, the aroma will. […]
It’s rare when a team can distribute points equally throughout its starting lineup. Such a team has to be composed of selfless individuals who have one common goal: winning. […]
People don’t always eat to satiate hunger. Often they choose to eat for pleasure, taste or simply to relieve boredom. […]
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