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Keys to the future

Retiring chancellor passes wisdom on to students

Dr. Wright Lassiter Jr. gained a love for learning early in life. His father taught him at a young age that knowledge would be an important key to his future.
 

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Boxer

Studying and sparring

Rodriguez rises through professional boxing ranks

April 12 was a typical day for Jose Rodriguez. He went to school, then to work at the Omni Hotel and finally to the gym.

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Crohns

Student overcomes disease with optimism

Early Crohn’s diagnosis doesn’t stop Eastep from leading a normal teenage life

It was summer 2008 and Taylor Eastep and his family were on vacation in San Antonio when he suddenly fell ill.

 

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Latest News

  • Summer boot camp aims to advance student success

    Students to get developmental education help

    Overall, only half of students in developmental education complete their recommended course sequence, according to the Community College Research Center.
     

  • Sleep deprivation turns students into zombies

    At the end of each semester, the routine is always the same. Finals arrive, and panicked students spend each moment cramming for exams. Sleep is an afterthought.
     

  • Bipolar

    From one extreme to another

    Students wage daily war against racing thoughts, mood swings

    On one end of the spectrum, there is mania: sleep deprivation, racing thoughts and the feeling of being out of control.
    On the other, depression: anxiety, hopelessness and isolation.
     

  • Associate’s degree can pay off

    Finishing community college first can save students time, money

    Many students think of community college as an extension of high school. They rush through their core classes so they can transfer to a  four-year institution as quickly as possible.
     

  • Media1

    Team produces creativity through video

    The Media Production Department serves the college by filming campus events — small and large — and editing them together to accommodate the desired message.
     

Opinion

Life and Arts

  • Green Spot

    Green Spot serves up unity in the community

    The gas station is a true convenience store for the White Rock neighborhood. Located at 702 N. Buckner, it offers a sense of community, healthy food choices and biodiesel, an eco-friendly alternative to regular diesel gasoline.
     

  • Crohns

    Student overcomes disease with optimism

    Early Crohn’s diagnosis doesn’t stop Eastep from leading a normal teenage life

    It was summer 2008 and Taylor Eastep and his family were on vacation in San Antonio when he suddenly fell ill.

     

Sports

  • Boxer

    Studying and sparring

    Rodriguez rises through professional boxing ranks

    April 12 was a typical day for Jose Rodriguez. He went to school, then to work at the Omni Hotel and finally to the gym.

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