Revealing a hidden past
The STLCC-Meramec student-produced documentary “The Forgotten Genocide” has peaked world-wide interest into the exposure of 15 million ethnic Germans expelled after World War II.
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That’s What He Said; That’s What She Said: Turn Offs
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…
‘Diggin’ for volleyball fun
Students satisfy aspirations to play volleyball through one-credit class
Running for a cause
Through running and dedication, professor Margaret Hvatum gives back to the Lukemia and Lymphoma Society
Top Four Cafes Within 15 Minutes of Campus
Find a home away from home at one of The Montage’s cafe picks
Staying out of the Danger Zone
Potential dangers could be seconds away; knowing how to handle it could be possibly vital to stay alive
An affordable way to be shamed
When all is said and done, will Meramec students have the last laugh?
STLCC should cut spending at the top before cutting struggling programs
One Montage editor suggests better ways to solve STLCC’s financial problems
Decrease the ‘Brotherhood’
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…