Students disagree with Subway switch

When SE Campus student Marquita Wilson learned that Educational Catering Inc, the catering company that currently runs the TCC kitchens, was being replaced with Subway, she freaked out.

Intramural budgets present obstacles for campuses

Budgets, seemingly concrete, are quite fickle as they constantly need to be balanced, stretched or tightened at any time.

Recognizing the 'T' in LBGT

Many students try to find themselves while in college. It’s a part of growing up that can be difficult for many.

2 NE teachers share passion for helping homeless

Every day, homeless people are ignored and unnoticed by the general population, but two NE teachers are going out of their way to offer hope and help to those in need.

Lupus struggles strengthen women

For three TR women, living with an incurable disease that many of their fellow students might not even notice, their health has been a roller coaster of confusion.

TCC student to speak at commencement ceremony

TCC’s commencement ceremony has doubled in size since last year’s.

Students learn intricacies of fencing in NW class

It is an early Saturday morning in the NW gym, and a fencing class is taking place.

Students with unattended tickets could face arrest by campus police

The first day of the 2012 spring semester started Jan. 17. Students came to school with books, laptops and outstanding warrants.

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Students disagree with Subway switch

When SE Campus student Marquita Wilson learned that Educational Catering Inc, the catering company that currently runs the TCC kitchens, was being replaced with Subway, she freaked out.

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TCC student to speak at commencement ceremony

TCC’s commencement ceremony has doubled in size since last year’s.

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Students given raw meal deal

College students really care about food.

If you want students to show up for an event, offer free food. If you want to make students mad, just mess with their food.

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Students learn intricacies of fencing in NW class

It is an early Saturday morning in the NW gym, and a fencing class is taking place.

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Intramural budgets present obstacles for campuses

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2 NE teachers share passion for helping homeless

Every day, homeless people are ignored and unnoticed by the general population, but two NE teachers are going out of their way to offer hope and help to those in need.

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Amateur script and standard visual effects don't do justice to childhood game

Why does Hasbro have its own production graphic? Transformers was OK (the first time), but everything else it has put out is horrible.

The latest entry is based on the beloved board game Battleship. The film has Alex Hopper (Taylor Kitsch) forced into the Navy by his brother Stone (Alexander Skarsgard) after he jeopardizes Stone's military career by embarrassing himself in front of Samantha Shane (Brooklyn Decker), daughter of Stone's direct commander, Admiral Shane (Liam Neeson). Seven years later at RIMPAC, a series of international Navy exercises, a bunch of really bad things happen and Hopper winds up playing life-sized Battleship against alien hovercraft.

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