People insulting Parkland survivors are losing political footing By Christian Hollis, Editor-In-Chief Following the horrific shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School, survivors have taken upon themselves to demand change. They have inspired millions, including myself, across the country and hosted a national walkout March 14 and a national March for Our Lives March 24. Though […]
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By Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor Science Fiction has been populated with robotic futures for decades, and they may be right about a few things. Computers at the stage we are at are indeed stupid, but that is something we are working on. Technology is developing much faster than many know. What happens when we aren’t […]
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By Kevin T. Ferguson, Assistant Layout Editor Murmurs of an overseas Super Bowl have been spreading throughout the sports community as of late. The Super Bowl, America’s most iconic sporting event, has never been held outside the country. This historic move by the NFL could look like a positive on the surface, but will more […]
Continue ReadingDear Peer Consultants, Recently, I got my essay back, and my professor left a comment saying that I need to work on the way I introduce authors. I want to improve on my writing abilities in order to ensure that I finish strong this semester, but I can’t figure out what I should be doing […]
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By Chrissy Begle, Layout And Design Editor Parking lots sprawl over the land like asphalt seas, even attracting sea gulls, but with more “outbuildings” being raised to maximize foot-traffic efficiency, finding a spot has become harder, ironically. Lots are a waste of space with problems like traffic congestion and their impact on the environment through […]
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What are your summer plans? Interviews by Anthony Plescia, Staff Writer Photos by Michael Wirick, Staff Layout Artist Alycea Wells Major: Undecided “My plans for the summer are to train for bowling so I can get a scholarship so I can get out of state to a university, and I don’t have to pay. Elizabeth […]
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Compiled by Connection Editorial Staff Schoolcraft College is on the ballot Nov. 6, 2018. The college is asking for additional funds through raising property tax values. Under the current proposal, citizens living on a property worth $100,000 would only pay an additional $24 in taxes. For $24 or more, you could fill up your gas […]
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By Alexandra Lachine, Arts and Entertainment Editor Summertime is a time of bliss, a time to embrace longer days and warmer weather. While the harshness of winter will take its welcome hiatus that doesn’t mean that you should skimp on caring for your skin in the summer months. With this virtue in mind, it’s important to […]
Continue Reading343 Industries must take “Halo” back to its roots By Christian Hollis, Editor-In-Chief “Halo” used to be known for its smooth, yet simplistic gameplay, but since Bungie introduced armor abilities in 2010s “Halo: Reach,” the series has started to lose its identity. Gameplay mechanics such as sprint and thruster packs have been implemented to speed up Halo’s […]
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Think outside the cleaning box to clear clutter Compiled by the Connection Editorial Staff Spring is a great time to do a deep cleaning and get a fresh start for a new season. You can take a few days and polish off everything on your list, or you can do a little at a time. […]
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What is the first sign of spring? Interviews by Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief Photos by David Vega, Staff Photographer Cynthia Avery Major: Nursing “When it’s like 50 degrees and above and it stays like that for a good while, not like the other day when it shot up to 60 degrees for no reason.” Bobby Shutter […]
Continue ReadingBy Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor For the majority of people, there only seems to be two options at the polls. Of course, there are more options, but people feel like there isn’t a true choice. This is our fault. We as the American people have let only two parties dominate the political sphere. The only way to […]
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By Casey Spencer, Sports Editor In the aftermath of the shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida where 17 students were murdered, it is time for change. There have been many opposed to passing gun restrictions including myself. According to CNN, there have been 12 shootings on school campuses in 2018. Combined with […]
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By Adam Nowak, News Editor The Syrian Civil War is nothing short of a genocide. Chemical attacks and bombings have killed tens of thousands of innocent civilians. Meanwhile, most everyday Americans know absolutely nothing about what is happening. Since March 2011 civil war has consumed Syria. On one side, the Syrian government, allied with the […]
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Michigan’s perilous pothole problem By Alexandra Lachine, Arts and Entertainment Editor Potholes are an infamous, dangerous aspect of the typical Michigan commute as winter thaws to spring. According to Crain’s Detroit Business, AAA has reported a 32 percent increase in tire maintenance due to potholes in Michigan this year. The potholes unmasked by recent warming […]
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Dear Peer Consultants, I am always having difficulties differentiating between “to” and “too.” Is there an easy way to help me remember when I should be using them? Thank You, A Fellow Student Dear Fellow Student, You are not alone in this! In fact, most people have troubles differentiating between the two. These words do […]
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Dear Peer Consultants, I have been having trouble transitioning between two very different styles of writing: Associated Press (AP) style and the collegiate standard of the Modern Language Association (MLA). As I pursue my English degree, I also work as a staff writer for a local news publication. Therefore, I must juggle both styles for […]
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Only fools go out with flu By Alexandra Lachine, Arts and Entertainment Editor You know who you are. You wake up feeling lousy, clammy, have a sore throat and horrible cough. You wash down two ibuprofen with a tall glass of juice and are out the door for work. The mere, seemingly ludicrous thought of […]
Continue ReadingBy The Connection Staff Black History Month is an important time of year to remember the hardships African Americans faced in the fight for equality. Some fought hard and loud while others were silently and more passively proving themselves in their work and in the world. The reason that Black History Month began was to […]
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Cleveland Indians discontinue famous logo, beginning 2019 By Casey Spencer, Sports Editor Major League Baseball’s Cleveland Indians will no longer be wearing their famous Chief Wahoo logo, starting this season. Chief Wahoo has been on the Indian’s uniforms since 1947 and is one of the most iconic symbols in all of baseball. The League has […]
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Interviews by Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief Photos by Michael Rey, Staff Photographer What is your favorite Winter Olympic sport? Abbey Clark Major: Film “Figure Skating because it’s pretty cool to watch.” Dominique Pacheco Major: Small Business and Entrepreneurship “Curling because they put a lot of practice and effort in everything they do.” Elliot Meadows Major: Computer […]
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