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The passion for political firebrands has changed focus over the decades.
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Global studies class ventures abroad in Athens, Greece
Students at STLCC can experience more culture than the St. Louis area has to offer. In fact, many spend holiday breaks, summers and spring break weeks learning as part of STLCC’s class “Global Education Studies.” In October, Michael Fuller, professor of anthropology, organized a trip for students to travel to Greece. The Montage’s Kathyrn Pinkston…
Men’s basketball team experiences the Dome
On Tuesday, Nov. 10, relatives, friends and fans of STLCC-Meramec Magic basketball players gathered outside the Edward Jones Dome
Cashing Out
STLCC must cut more than $1 million from next year’s budget. Is the administration making responsible decisions, or simply cashing out
Chinese delegates learn about STLCC’s education system
Four leaders of Chinese vocational schools visited STLCC from Nov. 1 to Nov. 14 in an effort to learn how to strengthen leadership, teaching, and industry connections in the vocational schools throughout China.
Budget cuts shred athletics at Meramec
The proposal will become a reality on July 1, 2010, when six sports between three of the four STLCC campuses will become a piece of each schools’ history.