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Update: Canvas back online after cyberattack
NE dance instructor Kihyoung Choi coaches student Gina Castellani on a routine in her modern dance class in 2010.
Update: College intends to fire NE dance director
Student Josh Garcia presents petition to reinstate NE’s dance director.
Dance director removed from her classes
The board of trustees recognize Gwendolyn Morrison 50th anniversary of service to the Tarrant County College board of trustees at the board meeting on April 16.
Board OKs program cuts, new repairs
3 cases of fondling reported within 10 days
3 cases of fondling reported within 10 days
Coming this summer...
Coming this summer…
The 42nd “WrestleMania” event is being held in Las Vegas April 18-19. It will air on ESPN at 5 p.m.
WWE’s biggest stage returns
"The Pitt” character Dr. Mel King guides her sister Becca, who has autism, through the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center waiting room.
Neurodiversity in ‘The Pitt’ Season Two
Emmy award winner Zendaya and Robert Pattinson star in new A24 film where an engaged couple’s wedding plans are uprooted by a nuclear secret. The movie released in theaters April 3.
Film flips script on rom-com genre
“Hoppers” opened in theaters March 6, making $46 million in the opening weekend. The movie will be available on Disney+ late April.
Pixar raises bar for animated movies
Positivity in #hopecore will save Earth, humanity
Positivity in #hopecore will save Earth, humanity
My sobriety, strength came from reporting on this community
My sobriety, strength came from reporting on this community
Americans need to take responsibility for current trash problem
Americans need to take responsibility for current trash problem
Costco on campus would be a traffic and safety disaster
Costco on campus would be a traffic and safety disaster
Don’t abandon your beliefs to conform to political ideologies
Don’t abandon your beliefs to conform to political ideologies
Professional wrestler “The Problem Child” performs an aerial technique against opponent LVJ during Metroplex Wrestling’s show called “Destiny” at The Epic in Grand Prairie on April 11. Two NE students worked on the production team for the event.
Wrestling Destiny
NW student Vangregory Grinnon volunteers in the Northside Inter-Community Agency food pantry.
After the roof caves in
NW student Maverick Diaz warms up on the teardrop bag in his MMA school gym.
The Maverick of Muay Thai
NE Author Skip Hollandsworth autographs his book "She Kills" for student Lauren Villarreal.
Author shares scoop on journalism
Tomás Nielsen, Facundo Capra and Leo Valviviezo watch Will Leather Goods store manager Oscar Martinez emboss leather keychains for them free of charge.
Argentine visitors practice English and embrace Texas culture
Goodbye and see you next semester
Goodbye and see you next semester
NE Drama Playhouse presents: Chicago
NE Drama Playhouse presents: Chicago
NE blooms for student art and resources in Springfest
NE blooms for student art and resources in Springfest
Students get crafty at NW Makers Meet Up
Students get crafty at NW Makers Meet Up
Students Game On in a 3x3 Basketball Tournament
Students Game On in a 3×3 Basketball Tournament
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TCCD Collegian April 7, 2020

April 7, 2021

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Azul Sordo/The Collegian Alisha Perez, James Pierce and the Las Vegas Trail Revitalization volunteers organize the take-home bags. All staff and volunteers are masked and gloved at all times for safety guidelines.
Why giving back is important
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How students are changing their routines for finals preparations
File Photo by The Collegian NE Library Book Club & More host book club dicussions, games and trivia that is open to all faculty and students. The club can be found on BlackBoard.
Isolated readers use stories for escapism
MChe Lee @mclee
COVID-19 impacts both students and instructors
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For some students, online classes is a way to thrive
Photo courtesy of Rexandpan/Adobe StockRising concerns about the spread of COVID-19 has caused a shift in holiday planning meanung many have resorted to staying at home instead of travling this December.
Pandemic safety causes holiday madness
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Director’s assistant for Movers Unlimited Krista Carson performs routine in front of Lake Arlington.
Dance departments show strength during pandemic
Photo by Ivan Samkov pexels Student and advisor discussing transferring to a four year university
Transfer center aids students in move to four-year university
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Applications for peer leader role due next week
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Student activities plans numerous events for future
Photos by Polina Zimmerman/pexelss TCC offers six to eight free virtual sessions of counseling during the semester.
Moving forward to reclaim normalcy
File Photo/The Collegian TR campus sits empty, awating students’ return after era of virtual learning.
TCC looks forward to an in-person fall semester
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