For about 30 percent of the adult population, springtime means more than just blooming flowers, chirping birds and Easter eggs. For that 30 percent, spring can mean pain, misery and excessive bodily fluid output. That’s right, I’m talking about allergies. […]
Read moreHave you ever been to a restaurant that prepares vegetarian dishes exclusively? Ever wonder why everything is expensive? They’re just vegetables. Well, it’s because there’s a lot of labor involved to prepare vegetables to be as well-received as their meat […]
Read moreTwo of my friends and I were having a hard time deciding where to eat — I can’t eat spicy food, friend number one doesn’t eat pork and friend number two was abstaining from red meat. After two hours of […]
Read moreSoundtracks from “My Sister’s Keeper,” and “A Walk to Remember.” -Thanasath Siripornrungrueng Latin groove. Every time I show my friends it, they crack up. I actually don’t mind Nick Jonas. -Tessa Gelder I like the song “I Kissed a Girl.” […]
Read moreThe Associated Student Government (ASG) has meetings the first and third Monday of every month. If students would like to meet their representatives, or voice an issue, they can attend. Meetings are held from 3-5 p.m. in the 1000 Building/Administration. […]
Read moreFees and W’s April 17 It’s make or break time, people. Adding or dropping a class is $15 from here on out. Dropped classes will now show on your transcript as W’s. You’re also going to need a signature from […]
Read moreSCC’s women’s basketball team ended the 2017 season in fifth place in the NWAC North region. It takes a position of fourth place, at least, to qualify for the NWAC Tournament, but despite not meeting this goal, the players and […]
Read moreAre some SCC students having trouble in their classes because they are hungry? According to a study released by the Wisconsin Hope Lab on Wednesday, the answer is probably yes. The study found that about 66 percent of community college […]
Read moreAs an SCC student, you are entitled to more free and discounted products and services than you probably know about. Let SCC’s free newspaper tell you what else you can get for as low as $0. School Help and Resources […]
Read moreHunger is an issue for many college students (for more information see “The Poverty Trap”). SCC recently opened a food pantry in hopes of helping to provide students in need with food. According to Ángel Gonzalez, the Assistant Director of […]
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