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LinkedIn Learning access returns to TCC
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Tarrant County Commissioners Court votes to keep college early voting sites open
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The Collegian Report: TCC at risk for losing early voting sites on-campus
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Baltic inspires South exhibit

December 5, 2017
Artist Ilaria Di Bagio takes a moment to capture a photo during the Nov. 30 opening of her Homer in the Baltic: Chronicles from the Northern Seas exhibit in South Campus’ Carillon Gallery. The mixed-media exhibit is open through Dec. 14. Photo by Peter Matthews/The Collegian
“It’s really interesting,” South student Sofia Farley said of the exhibit. “It’s unlike anything I’ve even seen.”
“It’s really interesting,” South student Sofia Farley said of the exhibit. “It’s unlike anything I’ve even seen.” Photo by Peter Matthews/The Collegian
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