Noah Williams As of August 1st 2016, all public colleges and universities in the state of Texas must allow qualifying students to carry concealed handguns on campus. The law happened to […]
New Texas Law Allows Students to Carry Concealed Weapons to Class
Don’t You Know It’s Gonna Be… Alt-Right?
Alex Serrano Recently in Reno Nevada, in an otherwise blistering and scathing attack on the bigot known as Donald J. Trump, Hillary Clinton named a political movement that to most of […]
Poetic License: “Post Traumatic Hate Disorder”
Jessica Spoto Falling back into the beast that consumes her She chooses to live rather than die A strength no one knows she has Abuse reached upon her like a […]
Poetic License: “Tick-Tock”
Brendan Kellogg Tick-Tock, Tick-Tock That’s the language of the Clock Tock-Tick, Tock-Tick This is the story, the story of Nick Tick-Tock, Tick-Tock Went the heart of the Clock The story begins […]
Are you Stressed?
Jessica Spoto Feeling overwhelmed, anxious and stressed? When it comes time to relax are you too anxious to do so? Many people feel this way in college especially within the first […]
The Existence of Free Will
“Although I was never told what I was supposed to do when I grew up, I always felt my decisions were limited.”
Say Yes to This!?
Jessica Spoto Well now, for some of us it’s welcome back to SMCC, for the rest welcome to. The college experience is quite exciting as you are starting new journeys in […]
Justified Film Reviews: The Suicide Squad
Justin Taylor Suicide Squad is Warner Brothers newest entry into their cinematic universe of DC comics superheroes, directed by David Ayer (Training Day, Fury), and starring Margot Robbie and Will Smith. […]
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From the Diamonds: Baseball and Softball Start Their Fall Seasons
Gio DiFazio This past Saturday, The SMCC Seawolves baseball and softball teams started their fall seasons at the Graves Athletic Fields, located within SMCC’s picturesque campus when they took to the […]
The SMCC Beacon 