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In the fall of 2022, I started my college journey at Calhoun. Going in, I was a general studiesmajor with a concentration in history with the career goal of being a high school teacher. Thetransition into Calhoun was one that proved to be difficult. I had picked a major and path in lifethat seemed easy […]
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The 2024 election is getting closer and closer each day, and as we continue to inch closer to this Day, the race between former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden is getting razor thin. This rematch election is one that should be any easy choice for most people, but a slew of political […]
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We have seen over the last few years the extreme pressure that the American healthcare system has had on a large number of Americans. Insurance companies have been cracking down and tightening their leashes around the necks of so many of us. An evil that lies among the American healthcare system is one that has […]
by Katy Samba
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Many people who enter community college intend to transfer to a four-year university. However, a significantly smaller number of people graduate from a four-year university. There are a variety of different reasons why students end up not transferring. If you’re planning on transferring to a four-year university, here are some steps you can take to […]
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Mi Delicioso Guanajuato is a Mexican restaurant located off of Governors Dr. The restaurant has a unique look, and the bars on windows are a sign the food is sure to be good. Chips and salsa are included with the meal. The chips are homemade and the salsa is excellent (I suspect they use caramelized […]
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On April 3 – 6, Calhoun’s branch of Sigma Kappa Delta (SKD) attended the Sigma Tau Delta (STD) International Convention in St. Louis, Missouri. A total of seven of Calhoun’s students attended, and three of them were selected to present work and be on panels. Being one of those students, my experience not only working […]
As summer approaches, the Calhoun Cupboard is sadly closing until the beginning of the fall semester. If you or someone you know depends on food resources such as the Cupboard, here are a few alternatives. Located at 225 Finney Rd SW in Huntsville, the Food Bank of North Alabama is an organization that services 11 […]
by Katy Samba
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Choosing a university to attend can be a strenuous process. There are many aspects to think about when considering where to transfer. It can be a tough decision, especially if you’re unsure of what career you’d like to pursue. But there are many important factors to consider when applying to a college: School Size: Transferring […]
Jennifer Horne and Jeanie Thompson will be meeting at Calhoun’s Alabama Center for the Arts in Decatur this Thursday (May 2). The purpose of the event is to celebrate the historical and current lives of women authors. Jennifer Horne will be discussing her recent book, Odyssey of a Wandering Mind, which details the life of […]