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The eclipse on April 8 is considered special because of it’s proximity to being a solar maximum.
People from around Tarrant County gather to witness five stages of total solar eclipse
The NE art department opened an exhibition of artist Ralph Tobin’s works. This makeshift gallery is made of a teaching space the department repurposed into a viewing area for the art. NE Campus is the only campus without an art gallery.
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Wayne Bird and Zachary Poster volunteered to help run the annual plant sale at NW, assisting with transporting the plants.
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Photo courtesy of Universal
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Photo courtesy of Investigation Discovery
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You don’t have to toss your tees, just practice empathy
You don’t have to toss your tees, just practice empathy
Leadership is not going to be perfect on first attempt
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Your children will make lots of mistakes, make peace with it
Your children will make lots of mistakes, make peace with it
Older students need a support system in college
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Former NE student Erin Roth, left, enjoys a sight-seeing trip to Sedona, Arizona with her close friends: Kat and Richard.
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Student’s creativity displayed
Illustration by Tj Favela
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Former NE student Erin Roth, left, enjoys a sight-seeing trip to Sedona, Arizona with her close friends: Kat and Richard.
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Photo courtesy of Universal
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We are grateful, but TCC has room to grow
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You don’t have to toss your tees, just practice empathy
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Leadership is not going to be perfect on first attempt
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Pet cute animals to help unwind

September 10, 2019
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Photos by Christian Garza/The Collegian Registered therapy dog Keeley LouAnn looks at students during the TheraPaws event in the TR library. Pet Partners is a company that has volunteers visit TR once a month.
September, 11, 2019 | Gunner Young | campus editor

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Registered therapy animals help students destress at TR Campus’ monthly TheraPaws event.

Students are able to stop by TR Library Fishtank on the first Thursday of every month during the fall and spring semesters to hang out with a selection of cuddly therapy animals provided by the non-profit organization “Pet Partners.”

Contact library manager Stephanie Wineman at stephanie.wineman@tccd.edu.

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