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TCC participates in Veterans Day activities

Members of the U.S. Air Force 7th Bomber Wing and 301st Fighter Wing from the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth take part in a Veterans Day flag folding ceremony on NW Campus. TCC campuses held ceremonies to commemorate Veterans Day Nov. 11, including the dedication of a new addition to the NW Memorial Wall. (Photo by Matt Moyer/The Collegian)

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Hip-hop expert teaches NE workshop

New York hip-hop dance instructor Excel Garner gives a workshop on popping in the NE Campus gym Nov. 16 (See featured video). Garner will be on campus throughout the week to lead workshops and prepare students for performances at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20 in the NE Playhouse. (Photo by Brian Koenig/The Collegian)

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It’s a Matter of Perspective

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Photo students bring back slice of France, Italy Those who want to get a taste of Italy and France can get it from a few students who visited the countries last summer. The small group of photography students went to the countries on an educational trip, and the results of their work are on display in College Hall (NCAB 1111) on NE Campus through Dec. 1.

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Variations on Thanksgiving: family, shopping part of holiday

Variations on Thanksgiving: family, shopping part of holiday

Family, football, pumpkin pie and a colossal turkey dinner often come to mind with the mention of Thanksgiving. But some families celebrate Thanksgiving with their own traditions.

When Raquel Souza, a TCC student, and her family moved to America from Brazil, they created a new tradition when Thanksgiving came around.

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Programs help NE veterans transition to college

Because the new GI Bill took effect Nov. 5, NE Campus decided to do more for Veterans Day than just spend a few minutes in silence.

Student activities, financial aid, mental health and counseling are sponsoring a series of veterans success programs.

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At least, clean up your mess

At least, clean up your mess

During the summer, a tobacco ban was issued on all TCC campuses. This semester, campuses seem to have more cigarette butts in the grass than before, as if to say smokers are silently protesting the ban.

The ban was originally created as a health-conscious way to keep all the campuses clean and show that with the new Trinity River Campus opening, TCC would have a new, fresh start and a united front.

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Students putt forth effort in competition

Students putt forth effort in competition

SE Campus golfers aim for hole during closest-to-the-pin intramural contest

Student golfers hit the links last week on SE Campus for a closest-to-the pin competition.

Participants of the contest included members of the SE Campus Monday-Wednesday golf class and other students who received extra credit for their physical education classes.

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Musically centered movie blows viewers out of the water

Musically centered movie blows viewers out of the water

If anyone would ever call a movie “punk,” Pirate Radio would be it.

The movie is, to put it simply, about a group of guys and a lesbian who live on a boat and play whatever they want, mostly rock music, without being censored. Because the British government thinks people listening to this type of music have “low morals,” it decides to do anything possible to take the radio station off the air.

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