Tuesday, March 21, 2023
Well this is certainly strange. I never would have thought that a year from when I first started on the Agora staff, I would be heading the entirety of the paper. Don’t get me wrong, I am more than grateful and delighted to be in this position, but it is […]
Hey there! My name is McKenzie Lamour. You can call me whatever you want, just don’t call me late to dinner. I graduated in 2018 from St. Mary Catholic Central here in Monroe, and I am currently in my second year at MCCC with plans to transfer to another university […]
Hello, my name is Hannah Demski. This is my first semester on the Agora, but I am thrilled to be a part of it! My whole life I have had family telling me how they would love if I went into journalism, but I always brushed them off… until now. […]
For as long as I can remember, I have been interested in writing. This interest probably stemmed from my love of reading. The first book I read by myself was “Dick and Jane.” I remember the feeling of finally realizing that those squiggly lines on the page meant something. “See […]
Sometimes, publishing a newspaper makes you want to rip out your hair. In a field where you have to be quick, accurate, and articulate, all while coordinating tons of moving parts— some being far beyond your reach— you become plagued with tremendous stress. I still do it though. What’s more […]
Hey, I’m Todd Salisbury and this is my fourth semester on The Agora, second as editor. I specialize in music, coffee and sarcasm. My favorite genre of music varies depending on my mood, but I am usually listening to hip hop or a variant of rock music. The only constant […]
Hey, welcome to my page! As you might have gathered from the link and the page title, I’m James P. Quick, a staff writer here at the Agora. I’m 21 years old, turning 22 in May, and I love being on the paper. Writing is great for me, as it […]
Hello! My name is Vanessa Ray and this is my fourth semester at MCCC and third here on The Agora. One of the best decisions I’ve made while attending MCCC has been joining The Agora staff. Last year I was the Web Editor in charge of our social media profiles. […]
Cheyanne Abel is a graphic arts student at Monroe County Community College and is the illustrator for the Agora Newspaper. She has been drawing since she was old enough to hold a pencil and has always dreamed of becoming a well-known artist. In 2012, she became the proud author and […]
