Internet killed the videostar
Internet gives veiwers the opportunity to chose what they want to see. Has this killed video music channels like MTV and VH1?
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That’s What He Said; That’s What She Said: The Big Bang
Relationships can be one of the most meaningful and powerful elements in a person’s life. Though some may seem perfect, others may have hidden issues. A new column by Kelly Davis and Shane Rice, “That’s What She Said/That’s What He Said,” will help address these hidden and open dilemmas most of us face in our…
America Kicks Ass: The Traffic Cone
America Kicks Ass is the finest column around when it comes to appreciating the little things in life that are American, and also kick ass. The column covers a variety of American creations through a overflowing waterfall of patriotic sentiment.
Coach Albrecht Wins 700
Approximately 36 years after the beginning of his career, Albrecht scores his 700th win.
A day in the life of a film specialist
Traveling across the sea to Myanmar, formerly Burma, and Vietnam, presenting documentaries, taking in foreign cultures, and flying home to judge a film festival are just a few things that retired STLCC-Meramec professor Diane Carson, Ph.D., can fit into a month.
New campus president search under way
In order to gain a rounded idea of what STLCC-Meramec and the community is looking for in a president, Narcisa Polonio, Ed.D., chose a “triangulated approach.”
Creative sparks fly at the annual faculty exhibition
Students get the opportunity to see faculty work in the Annual Faculty Show
Campus police set out to make safety improvements
In recent news, St. Louis was named the No. 1 most violent and dangerous place in the country. With safety becoming a growing concern, STLCC-Meramec Campus Police are taking new measures to ensure the safety of students, faculty and staff.
Online dating provides options for singles
Online dating can make meeting people easy. Though it can lead to love, proceed with caution.
The weight of an education
Many students at STLCC-Meramec struggle with being full-time students while managing their personal lives. Having kids, working a full-time job, or being in a band can overload a student.