MCCC is changing once again. New and returning students now are logging into Brightspace, instead of the Blackboard program, for online classes and many on campus courses. And they will find the Regional Computer Tech Center, RCTC, in the La-Z-Boy Building in Z-258. The switch to Brightspace comes after the […]
Author: Cassidy Maier
Playoffs Off to Crazy Start
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby hoists the Stanley Cup during the celebratory parade. Playoff hockey is arguably the most entertaining post season that pro sports has to offer. Players fight through injuries that would normally leave them sidelined for weeks, refs are more lenient with penalties, and the fans are there […]
Red Wings Miss Playoffs for Second Straight Year
Red Wings captain Henrik Zetterberg lines up for a faceoff. The playoffs are just under a month away, and the Red Wings will be hitting the golf course at the end of the regular season for the second year in a row. Sub-par goaltending, a below average defensive unit, and a lack […]
Michigan, Beilein win second-consecutive Big Ten Tournament Title
John Beilein’s Michigan Wolverines are on a nine-game win streak after beating two top ten teams to win the Big Ten Tournament Championship. In convincing fashion, Michigan sought out redemption against Purdue, a team who had swept them prior in the regular season. Final score of 75-66. Michigan had a […]
Committee Formed for Community Sports Discussion
Community members gathered Wednesday night for a second meeting discussing the possibility of starting a collegiate sports program at MCCC. A total of 14 members from the community attended the meeting. Coaches, athletic directors, and officials were also represented at the meeting. The first meeting that took place on December 6 showed great promise […]
Super Bowl 52 Recap
Tight End Zach Ertz dives into the end-zone with 2:21 left in the 4th quarter in Super Bowl 52 The Philadelphia Eagles, led by Nick Foles, dethroned league MVP Tom Brady and the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 52. The conclusion to the 2017-18 NFL season ended […]
Red Wings Prepare For Second Half of Season
Only six points separates the Detroit Red Wings from a playoff spot at the halfway point of their 2017-18 season. The Eastern Conference has been a jumbled mess with teams constantly jumping over each other in the standings. The Red Wings have had that same up and down flow. They […]
“The Shape of Water” Review: An All-Encompassing Love
The magic of storytelling is being able to see the world through the eyes of another for even just a short amount of time. For the more personal a story, the deeper the enrichment. There are plenty of filmmakers who pour their hearts and souls onto the screen, but none […]
The Disaster Artist
Nobody ever sets out to make a bad movie. Films themselves are incredibly challenging to produce, requiring the combined efforts of hundreds, if not thousands of people creatively coming together to make a work of art. It’s a miracle whenever a good movie releases. Whatever Tommy Wiseau’s intentions with his […]
Young Stars Lead Way For Red Wings
The Detroit Red Wings hold onto a playoff spot a quarter of the way through the season. Photo by Taylor Dively The Detroit […]