So sick of Snooki. Ever since the Jersey Shore came out, I feel like I’m being stalked. Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi is stalking me. She’s on the radio, on the TV, on the news, in the papers, on facebook, and you can completely forget about MTV and VH1. South Park even […]
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Go Green – Make your own moonshine
Moonshine alcohol saved many thirsty Americans from the wrath of prohibition in the 1920’s. But could the distilled spirit help save us from our current energy crunch too? Hooch, White Lightnin’, Mountain Dew, Moonshine, or whatever the name may be, they are all the same basic thing. Ethanol. Ethanol (ethyl […]
First Amendment twisted to hurtful uses by church
The first amendment to the Constitution allows any American citizen the right to establish religion, the freedom of speech, the press, to peacefully assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. Members of the Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka Kansas, led by Fred Phelps, have taken the […]
Volleyball club learns from loss
The MCCC volleyball club felt like they had some things they could improve on after their first tournament of the season. They came out with a record of three losses and one tie. “We did alright for our first time,” Amber Huber said. “We could have done better.” It was […]
New bowling coach confident in team
Coming off a successful inaugural season, the Huskie bowling club has gained a new head coach and four new members. New head coach Kevin Greer is confident in his new team and how they will do this season. The club currently consists of six members; Iam Saum, Brad Asbury, Devin […]
Battlefield dedication held at MCCC
The dedication celebration of the River Raisin National Battlefield Park took place Oct. 22 on MCCC’s campus. The event was held in The La-Z-Boy Center, starting with a reception in the atrium and finishing with a presentation in Meyer Theatre. Video of battlefield dedication The celebration honored the now official […]
MCCC hosting blood drive Oct. 26
MCCC is hosting a blood drive on Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. No appointment is needed to donate. It is open to the public on a walk-in basis. The American Red Cross has a goal of 63 units. It is in critical need of donors right now, […]
Dingell and Steele butt heads in MCCC debate
Heads were butted and disagreements were clarified Wednesday night in a congressional debate at MCCC’s Meyer Theater. Congressman John D. Dingell (D-Dearborn) and Republican challenger Dr. Rob Steele answered questions from local residents. The debate was the only one to take place between the two candidates. A crowd gathering outside […]
Students can still enter Student Math League Competition
MCCC has kicked off the first round of the 10th annual Student Mathematics League Competition. The nation-wide competition, hosted by the American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges, offers a winning prize of a $3,000 scholarship to be used at a 4-year transfer institution. All students who have not yet received […]
Student Government hosts Fall Fest Picnic at Whitman
Student Government hosted a Fall Fest Picnic at the Whitman Center Monday night from 5 – 7 p.m. Students could enjoy a sub and listen to music by Bryan Dusseau.
