Campus Events
If you wear black clothes you’re gothic, and if a guy has long hair then he’s a hippie. Right? These are common stereotypes; assumptions about a person’s character based mostly on their appearance. This has always been an issue, but one without a reasonable solution. Why do we stereotype? “It’s a learned habit,” said Danielle…
If you’re thinking about becoming an SC4 nursing student, you’d better be prepared to become consumed by the workload and schedule. Unanimously, most nursing students agreed that the program at SC4 is challenging and strenuous. They also agreed that the program is worth the effort, as long as you have a good support system. Although…
Pet of the Issue Video by Dan Pettee Edited by Cody Kimball Webmaster Pet of the Issue Dove (cat) photo by Dan Pette Dove is a one year old American Short Hair. Dove is named for her unusual purr, which sounds like cooing. Although Dove is kitten-sized she is full-grown. Dove has not been declawed…
Students of Michelle Gierman’s English 102 class Tom Kephart’s production of “The Gifts of the Magi” captured the original selfless and charitable idea of Christmas. It was a true portrayal of the sacrifices people make for others. On Dec. 2 our English class was fortunate enough to attend the dress rehearsal of “The Gifts of…
Chelsey Schroder Guest writer Two of O Henry’s stories came to life from our literature book onto the stage at The Gifts of the Magi. Our class went above and beyond by analyzing excerpts from the play. Play director, Tom Kephart was able to come into our class and answer our behind the scenes questions.…