The purpose of this column is to make the reader aware of current events in politics and media and to explain the facts from both sides to get a real picture of the argument instead of having message skewed through mainstream media. This is one man trying to relate to college students the hot issues…
The beauty of the Pursuit of Happiness is that no matter who you are, where you live, what you know, when you were born, or who you love, you can be happy. True happiness is above the five W’s and so are you. Learn how to find happiness in the good and bad times of life. Believe it….
STLCC needs to get its social media act together. STLCC has done a good job with creating social media accounts, 16 of them are spread across Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Its next step should be to create a plan of action with what to do with all of these accounts, or if it even needs…
On Feb. 14, 2010, President Barack Obama unveiled his 2012 budget proposal. In it, Obama detailed spending cuts aiming to reduce the federal deficit by $1.1 trillion within 10 years, bringing the deficit down to $627 billion by 2017.
Nick Rousseau is the founder of a group on Facebook dedicated to turning all of Eighth Street into “Stan Musial Street.
Relationships can be one of the most meaningful and powerful elements in a person’s life. Though some may seem perfect, others may have hidden issues. A new column by Kelly Davis and Shane Rice, “That’s What She Said/That’s What He Said,” will help address these hidden and open dilemmas most of us face in our…
America Kicks Ass is the finest column around when it comes to appreciating the little things in life that are American, and also kick ass. The column covers a variety of American creations through a overflowing waterfall of patriotic sentiment.
From May 20 to Aug. 16, Zidaru will be living in Brownsville, Neb. where she will intern as an actress in three plays at the summer-stock production in the Brownsville Village Theatre.
While some technical schools may strive to create a more comprehensive learning environment, STLCC-Meramec, already a comprehensive college, strives to incorporate more quality technical programs into the curriculum.
The search for a new campus president is down to the “final four” as Interim president Zerrie Campbell’s term comes to an end. On March 1 and 2, the four candidates visited STLCC-Meramec to answer questions from students, faculty and staff. The candidates included George Wasson, vice president of academic affairs for Meramec; Thomas Baynum,…
