Productivity on a Snow Day
By Lydia Libby The week of February 5 through February 10, 2017, was to be one SMCC students would remember. February 7, 8 and 9 all had delays or full snow days […]
Who is Neil Gorsuch, and Why Care?
By Ben Riggleman At the end of January, President Trump nominated Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court. Amid the fireworks of the travel ban and the Commander-in-Chief’s Twitter beefs, it’s easy […]
Three Foods to Improve Energy
By Lydia Libby It is now the second semester, and I am sure many of us are feeling sluggish. With winter creating a dull atmosphere, it is hard to feel motivated […]
From an Immigrant’s Eyes
By Parastoo Seddiqi Where do we belong? Afghanistan? Where my sisters and I were born, though war and sexism made my family leave? Iran? Where my family moved when I was just […]
Immature Vandalism at Spring Point
By Michelle Anne Vandalism? What is that? If you are not sure what it is, well, just go into the Spring Point dorm’s elevator. A nice fresh coat of paint was put […]
By Alex Serrano This a highly opinionated campus. Attendees of the contentious “Real Talk” discussions can attest to that. The Student Senate has also occasionally devolved into heated discourse. The Opinions and […]
A Blast from the Past: The DeLorean
By Jessica Spoto “Wait a minute, Doc. Ah … Are you telling me that you built a time machine … out of a DeLorean?” What is this from, “Back to the […]
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