Baseball needs to evolve
I think baseball needs to go further with instant replay because baseball should not be decided on close calls. The play was never reviewed because baseball wants to stay with the human element.
I think baseball needs to go further with instant replay because baseball should not be decided on close calls. The play was never reviewed because baseball wants to stay with the human element.
No one will look out for your interests more than you. Such is still the case in journalism and media in general today. It’s extremely difficult to find any unbiased sources for news and information. It’s gotten to the point where you should hope a reporter or a writer doesn’t care about the outcome so…
As of August 23, smoking on campus is completely allowed. When the no-smoking policy was originally passed in 2009, campus police were told to enforce the rule. With the realization that it was never an official policy in the first place, they removed the “no smoking” signs from a number of buildings and enforcement was…
Educational assistance programs for students discussed, financial aid is focus
Oct. 6 through 10 Meramec Theatre staged “Assassins,” a Sondheim musical taking an anachronistic journey into the lives and minds of America’s notorious presidential assassins.
Last semester, approximately 11,000 student attended STLCC-Meramec. That means approximately 11,000 students marched through the admissions and registration process. That also means 11,000 students competed for a limited number of classes.
An STLCC-Meramec alumnus finally reaps the rewards of his education
Taking the Collegiate Assessment of Academic Proficiency test is the prospective graduates’ last hurdle before receiving a degree.
After losing men’s soccer, men’s wrestling and women’s volleyball, due to the lowering of the college’s operating budget, STLCC-Meramec athletics will be limited to five sports. Coming out of the 2009-2010 athletic year, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, women’s soccer, women’s softball and men’s baseball look to come together to bring the magic back to Meramec.
After working at Meramec for two years, she’s become a popular figure around campus for some.