‘What Matters’ hits home

By Christopher Null, Staff Editor What breaks your heart and what makes you come alive? On Tuesday April 15, three local filmmakers visited SCC campus to ask its students these questions. In 2011, Dan Parris, Dave Peterka, and Rob Lehr decided to see what life was like living in poverty from their hometown of St.…

Fans unite at St. Louis Comic Con 2014

By Mike Dyer, Staff Writer What if I was to say to you that in one room you could spot Star Wars character R2-D2 beeping his way through the crowd, the Joker handing out his card, and RoboCop marching amongst groups of people donning the attire of “Doctors” past and present? To some it might…

Blues and ‘Hawks set to battle in first round

By Stefan Guilliams, Staff Writer The St. Louis Blues were thought to be the best team in the league until April hit. The Blues hit a rough patch down the stretch, plagued with injuries, questionable lineups by Coach Hitchcock, and just bad hockey. These problems cost the Blues’ chances at not only the Presidents Cup…

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Trio of pro teams fill Family Arena

  By David Demarco, Editor The Family Arena, which has been limited to graduations, circuses and MMA events for the past several years, has finally returned to year-round relevance for local sports fans. For some it feels like an eternity, but it was only a decade ago when the St. Louis Steamers, River City Rage…

Missing Student Found

By Tim Kaiser, Editor-in-Chief SCC student Bahia Bisharat, who has been missing for nearly a month made contact with the authorities over the weekend. The St. Charles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that Bisharat left on her own after a internet video call with the Cyber Crime Unit.  They do not know her exact location, but…

SCC Students binge on knowledge

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…

Lady Cougars split with Maple Woods

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…