If you could be in any horror movie, which would it be and why? by De’Ernest Johnson, Advertising Manager and Armando Saucedo, Videographer Asia Catching Major: Culinary Arts “I would be in Scary Movie 5, 13 Candles and Chucky, all because it would be easy to kill the killer.” Curtis Tamlin Jr. Major: Business Management […]
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What are you hoping to experience here at Schoolcraft? By De’Ernest Johnson, Staff Writer Brandan Anderson Major: Fitness Leader “I am hoping to experience a great education, future dorms and wider parking lots.” Nina Riggs Major: Undecided “I am hoping to experience great jobs on campus, sign up for as many clubs as possible and […]
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Zaman International lending aid to Michiganders and those abroad By Cody Yarbrough, Staff writer In 1996 in Dearborn, Michigan, a nurse named Najah Bazzy founded an organization called Zaman International. She did so after helping an Iraqi immigrant family living in devastating poverty by furnishing their home and helping them care for their terminally ill […]
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Grad Fair scheduled for April 16 and 17 by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor In order to help prepare students for graduation, Schoolcraft will be hosting its annual Grad Fair to help cover all the bases to get students ready to cross the stage. This year the Grad Fair will be held April 16 and […]
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by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor Joe and Barb Rogers’ work in the Wildlife Recovery Association is a work of true passion and dedication, displayed for all to see by The Birds of Prey live show. What began in 1979 as a means of providing sanctuary and rehabilitation for birds to be released into the […]
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Livonia and Radcliff campuses address food insecurity by Madison Ling, Staff Writer Nestled in the Student Activities Center of the Livonia campus, as well as Room 256 of the Radcliff campus respectively, is a valuable and often obscure resource called the Food Pantry. The food pantry is available Monday through Friday during regular business hours […]
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by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor Illustration by Shaida Azzam Divorce Solution Essentials – Money Matters in Divorce April 1 4 to 6 p.m. McDowell Center, Rm. 119 Money Matters in Divorce provides an opportunity to speak with a certified divorce financial analyst about the financial concerns relative to divorce All sessions are facilitated by […]
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Hawaiian Luau party this Wednesday, April 3 By Yara El-Haj, Staff Writer If people want to make new memories and get to know other students, this party can help them do just that. The Hawaiian Luau party takes place this Wednesday, April 3, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. in the Student Activities Center in […]
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by Christopher Falkiewicz, Staff Writer If you haven’t gotten a chance to see Schoolcraft’s production of T-Bone N Weasel this weekend is your last chance. The show began performances March 22, and they will conclude this Saturday April 6 with two finals shows Friday and Saturday. The show is being performed at the Hartman Theatre […]
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Jazz Studies Program and Synthesizer Ensemble to perform April 1 by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor It maybe April Fool’s Day on the calendar but the Jazz Studies Program and Synthesizer Ensemble aren’t fooling April 1. Join both of these musical ensembles for a night of talented musicians and vocalists. The eclectic repertoire programmed by […]
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Schoolcraft’s Got Talent set for April 4 By Yara El-Haj, Staff Writer In the mood to prove your talents, or just want to have fun? Schoolcraft’s Got Talent is the event for you. The event will take place on the April 4 at 5 p.m in the Student Activities Center in the VistaTech Center, Lower […]
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18th annual Multicultural Fair returns to campus by Madison Ling, Staff Writer Americans pride themselves in the diversity of our country, but how much is really known about these different walks of life as well as the different components they’re comprised of? Language, clothing and religion are just a few examples of what makes up […]
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Mocktail Party to promote alcohol awareness this Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. by Yara El-Haj, Staff Writer Illustration by Shaida Azzam This Wednesday, March 13, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Lower Waterman of the VisTaTech the Student Activities Board (SAB), Schoolcraft College Foundation, SC Learning Center and SC Student Relations […]
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The people behind Schoolcraft’s research and analytics by Alexis Tucker, Editor-in-Chief There are more than 50 departments on campus, and some of them, students don’t have much interaction with as they are more on the administrative side. Research and Analytics are among those departments that students won’t have much interaction, but they provide important functions […]
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Compiled by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor Divorce Solution Essentials – Money Matters in Divorce Feb. 4 4 to 6 p.m. McDowell Center, Rm. 119 “Money Matters” in Divorce provides an opportunity to speak with a certified divorce financial analyst about the financial concerns relative to divorce. All sessions are facilitated by Vicki D. McLellan, […]
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International Institute addresses physical and mental wellness on a global scale by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor With the rise of movements such as the National Alliance on Mental Illness and many others like it, there is an increased awareness for promoting physical and mental wellness. Now more than ever, managing mental health is a […]
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Complied by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor Concordia University Ann Arbor Visit Feb. 4 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Biomedical Technology Center. Advising with Eastern Michigan University Feb. 5 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Advising with University of Michigan-Flint (APPOINTMENT ONLY) Feb. 6 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. McDowell Center, Rm. 175 Advising with Wayne […]
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by Josiah Thomas, Campus Life Editor Financial Management Jan. 31 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Jeffress Center, Rm JC122 Fee: $45 Become familiar with the basics of financial management. Topics covered include: how to apply information from key financial statements to help you manage your business; accounting language, including debits and credits; preparation of the […]
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Hybrid cars helping college students budget, while being environmentally friendly by Marie Chantal, Staff Writer As college students, money counts just as much as time. There is a constant struggle to make space for the million tasks that have to be accomplished. Due to this lack of time, there is often too little time put […]
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