by Emily Orischak, Staff Writer Shorter library hours cause problems for some students. Just as the daylight hours seem to slowly disappear, so too are the Cressman library hours. The library closes its doors earlier than a few years ago, primarily because of the staff cuts. “The library has decreased by many people since 2010,” … Continue reading »
by Victoria Kuebler, Managing Editor Career Planning hosted the Graduate School Fair on Tuesday to give students an opportunity to conveniently explore their future. Thirty four graduate schools were present, each with a table, a school representative and tons of free products including business cards, pens, magnets and applications. As students entered the TCC, they … Continue reading »
by Jennifer Glose, Business Manager Who knew that there was a whole month dedicated to healthy skin! November is National Healthy Skin Month, sponsored by the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD). We all dread those dry, cracked hands that cold days of November bring. This year, be prepared to keep your skin healthy and hydrated … Continue reading »
by Emily Baxter, Web Editor Obama won again a second term for the presidency. To most conservatives, it means the end of America, as we know it. We turn from a republic to socialist society, where the poor will only get poorer and the rich lose their money due to “redistribution”. Surprisingly, I’m not angry. … Continue reading »
by Paula Wesson, Staff Writer Many students at Cedar Crest College have family in the military, and some are even military wives. This past weekend, students at Cedar Crest College performed “Silent Heroes,” a play about military wives and the issues that many women face. Every minute of the play kept the audience members on … Continue reading »
