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MCCC increases involvement in Ethos Week

This year’s Ethos week holds an important first for MCCC. This is the sixth year of the event, but it marks the first time students from MCCC will be attending. Ethos week is a week-long event held at Eastern Michigan University’s College of Business.  Students are taught the values needed […]

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An interview with Edmund La Clair

MCCC’s Assistant Professor of History Edmund La Clair is a very busy man. He routinely works with five different organizations involved with historical affairs and is the Vice President of the Friends of the Monroe County Historical Museum. He’s on the board of trustees for the Monroe County Labor Museum. […]

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MCCC student plays human target

MCCC student Justin Alcorn spent his weekend as a human paintball target for the local charity T.H.A.N.K.S. Inc. at its annual Winterfest fundraiser in Ida. Splatz Paintball is a small attraction started by John Branham and Randy Lentz. Combining the fun of an arcade with real guns and moving targets (i.e, poor […]

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MACRAO helps with transferring

  A recent study shows that the most major Michigan universities are over-priced. Twelve of the fifteen public universities in Michigan cost more than the national average for similarly ranked schools, according to a recent analysis by Bridge Magazine. The three schools that aren’t currently above the average are U […]

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Facebook postings opening wounds

People, since the rise of technology, have created many new and improved ways of communicating. People are constantly communicating; phone calls, texts, emails, and maybe the most popular by far, Facebook. Everyday millions of people are updating status after status after status. Some people are just posting all their activities […]

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DJ Zarza cultivates musical talents at MCCC

DJ Zarza could go on to become the next Skrillex, but for now he is just a student who enjoys spinning for his fellow classmates.   DJ Zarza, known by the first name of Josh, has been attending MCCC since his sophomore year. He is majoring in computer science and […]

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Two employees receive “enriching” awards

Two members f the MCCC staff —Penny Bodell and Vicky Lavelle — won recent “Enriching Lives Performance Awards.” Bodell, who is the administrative assistant to the V.P. of Student and Information Services, won the September- October award. Lavelle, who is a technician in the Culinary Arts Program, won the November- […]