By David Demarco, Staff Editor On Thursday, April 3, just over a dozen students alongside a few faculty members gathered in the SCC College Center Rotunda to attend ‘Binge Drinking: What’s the Fuss?’, presented by Shane Roach of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse (NCADA). The short and direct presentation went over what…
By Christopher Null, Staff Editor The primary goal of any film is to take the audience from the theater and into the world that they created. The reason for buying a ticket and sitting in a dark room and watching a series of moving pictures is to be fooled into believing what you are…
By Christopher Null, Staff Editor Looking to see what some local talent have been up to this year? Thursday April 24, SCC is hosting the annual Student Film Festival. The festival will show films made by students from the St. Louis to the St. Charles County area over the past year. Awards will be given…
By Tim Kaiser, Editor-in-Chief SCC and MCC-Maple Woods played two thrilling games on Saturday. SCC (5-17) was able to rebound from a heart-breaking 7-6 loss to win game two 5-2. In game one, Maple Woods was able to jump out to an early lead. The Lady Monarchs scored two runs in the first and two…
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By Tim Kaiser, Editor-in-Chief After nearly a month long hiatus, thanks in part to the seemingly never-ending winter, the Cougars resumed their schedule with Region XVI and MCCAC conference foe Jefferson College on March 11. SCC (4-19) was able to get their first win of the season by taking last game of the four game…
By Tim Kaiser, Editor-in-Chief The Lady Cougars’ season has been turbulent thus far, but they have shown flashes of brilliance. Trouble has a tendency to snowball on SCC (4-16) this season, as they have fallen victim to the “big inning.” “Our pitchers need to a better job working through adversity,” said Head Coach Michelle…
A group of Tibetan Lamas of the Deprung Loseling Monastery visited SCC from March 31 to April 3 to demonstrate Mandala sand painting. The traveling educational exhibit is called “The Mystical Arts of Tibet.”
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By Tim Kaiser, Editor-in-Chief *Spoilers: If you have not seen the series finale of HIMYM or don’t want to know what happens do not keep reading* “How I Met Your Mother” came to a close Monday night with an hour-long, two-part finale episode. It had the mix of humor and heart that we have come…
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