• Valentine’s Day:  Not Just About the Chocolate

        By Lydia Libby  I’m sure many of you remember the simple joys of exchanging valentines as children. The notes, the candy, maybe special pencils. But there is more of a history to Valentine’s Day than we were ever taught. The History Channel’s website states that in 278 A.D., St. Valentine was executed by… Read more

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  • Traumatic Brain Injury: An Inspiration

    By Jessica Spoto “The life that I had and loved was gone forever, and that ‘me’ was dead. I had to rebuild my life and learn how to live again, and have been doing this for 13 years. Now every day is a challenge!” Scott Pelletier is a very kind person, and he lives every… Read more

  • SMCC Student Activities are Happening Now!

    So, what is stopping you from getting involved? Student Senate Every Wednesday at 4:30 in Jewett Auditorium. Senators are needed. Stop by the CeSIL office in Spring Point Hall for more information Trivia Night Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month Winter Carnival Snow Sculpture, Dance and more. Feb 21 24   Sexual Health Awareness Week… Read more

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  • Sugar like Cocaine 

    By Jessica Spoto Sugar is like cocaine: it’s addictive and deadly. For real there are actual studies on this! Putting massive amounts of sugar into your body creates fat. Fat is not healthy. An average person eats about 500 extra calories a day just by eating sugar. This is enough calories to put on one… Read more