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What Can Tutoring Do for You?
Let me start with a story: Dave was a practical young man. He’d known he was going to be a machinist ever since, at the age of eight, he saw “The Machinist,” that film where Christian Bale falls in love with a prostitute. Dave was now in his second semester of SMCC’s Precision Machining &… Read more
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3 Seawolves Win USCAA Division I Awards
Last Tuesday, two days before the USCAA Division I and Division II nationals officially tipped off, members of participating teams gathered for the 2016–17 USCAA basketball All-American and end-of-the-year awards. The ceremony, which was held at the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in Uniontown, Pa., recognized athletes from the 50-plus member schools of the USCAA. The awards… Read more
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Spring Break: What’s Up?
As spring break rolls around, we all wonder what we are going to do. As students, we need to relax and just take a well-deserved break from school. Let’s take a look into what some students are doing for spring break. One says he’s spending his time “up state, visiting family and training at… Read more
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We Are SMCC
“I remember going to my grandma’s house … my grandma always did so much for us. Even when we were going through hardships or whatever it was, she would always make a meal for us and [fortify her] complete love. It [didn’t] matter if she had to skip a meal. Just that sacrifice had just… Read more
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A Life and Culinary Journey
I came to the culinary arts by a long and circuitous route. The notion of considering a career as a food writer evolved by an even stranger set of circumstances. My life’s travels have included learning some five languages, visiting 11 countries, earning two higher degrees and subsisting on “federal food” for parts of five… Read more
