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Millage ready for final push

Maintenance Chief Terry Cole stands with Vice President Suzanne Wetzel to distribute signs on the corner of M50 and Raisinville Photo by Mariah Tevepaugh MCCC’s campaign for a millage increase has shifted from getting students registered to vote to getting them out to vote. The deadline for registering for the […]

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Contributors honored for battlefield success

Citizens of the community gathered Oct. 11 to celebrate U.S. Rep. John Dingell, U.S. Sen. Carl Levin and state Sen. Randy Richardville for their efforts in the restoration of the River Raisin Battlefield National Park. Dingell, Levin, and Richardville played a key role in pushing legislation through Congress and the […]

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MCCC Student Day: music, food, and fun

Student Government member Kierstyn Wiggins helped passout snacks. MCCC’s fourth annual National Student Day on Oct. 9 gave students a chance to celebrate their work so far this semester. The annual event was sponsored by the bookstore and many clubs both on and off campus set up booths and games […]

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Generation Y forgotten or careless

Graphic designed by Darryl White Those born in the 1990s and into the millennial years are said to be the least active in political history. According to MCCC History Professor Edmond La Clair, participation by young people is at an all-time low. “Besides 2008 for the Obama election, participation is […]

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Panel: ISIS terrorists, not Muslims

Dr. Awadi discusses the ISIS terrorist threat. ISIS is not a Muslim group, but rather a political terrorist group. That was one of the key points raised at a forum on ISIS held Oct. 2 in the La-Z-Boy Center. "Islam means peace. A vast religion that teaches peace between the […]

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Convention connects students, employers

Students were able to attend a SolidWorks group meeting on campus Oct. 14 in the CTC Building.  The meeting served as a networking event for students, as well as offering free presentations on how to use the SolidWorks software. “Students meet employers, and that’s really big,” said Dean Kerste, a […]

Entertainment

The LOTR game you didn’t know you wanted

Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor is a fun and challenging game that adds its own unique twist on the open world action genre. In fact, this sleeper hit is some of the best fiction added to J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy universe in sometime. You play as Talion, a Ranger of Gondor […]

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Board candidates face off at Agora forum

Candidates for the MCCC Board of Trustees spoke at a candidate forum Oct. 15 sponsored by The Agora. From left, they are Barbara Verran, Jack Schwab, Lynette Dowler, Ignazio Cuccia and Mary Kay Thayer. Five of six candidates for the MCCC Board of Trustees spoke Oct. 15 at a candidate […]

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The Great Pumpkin Pursuit chilly but fun

Residents of Monroe County and surrounding areas went for a crisp, fun run Saturday on the MCCC campus. Toledo resident Catie Perry said that the weather wasn't the best this year for the Great Pumpkin Pursuit, but the race was up to par. "It was cold, but it went well," she […]

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Meyer Theatre full for ISIS forum

Student Alexiss Conte listens to Ali G Awadi, a speaker at the ISIS panel hosted by International Studies Club Photo by Shelby Spencer The Meyer Theatre filled up fast for a forum hosted by the International Studies Club about ISIS. Speakers Joanna Sabo, Sheryl Edwards, and Ali G. Awadi spoke […]