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By Diana Hartley For many people, the sudden disappearance of in-person entertainment options was one of the hardest things to adjust to in 2020. What used to be a regular part of many people’s weeks quickly became something that simply was not feasible. Things are changing though. While bars and restaurants were allowed to reopen […]
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By Diana Hartley In the 11 years since I’ve graduated high school, the news has been dominated by public protests. From the Occupy movement and Arab Spring in 2011, through the near-monthly Black Lives Matter protests that continue to this day, the 2010’s were dominated by citizens taking their societal grievances to the streets, both […]
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From Calhoun Community College: Calhoun Community College teamed up with the Alabama Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (ALACRAO) to host its Annual Spring College Fair on Tuesday, April 6, 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm, in the parking lot of Calhoun’s Math, Science and CIS building, 102 Wynn Dr. NW Huntsville, AL. According to […]
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By Diana Hartley The Spring Fest celebration was held on April 15th in the Calhoun Huntsville Campus parking lot, returning after being cancelled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Spring Fest is a yearly event held at both campuses as a way to get out and have some fun after a year of hard […]
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By Diana Hartley It was just over a year ago that the COVID-19 pandemic brought the world to a standstill, and classes at Calhoun Community College were not spared the disruption. The quick transition to online classes, combined with the confusion and uncertainty of such a world-changing event, made for a very difficult spring for […]
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Diana Hartley Circumstances were different but energy was high as Calhoun Theatre wrapped up production on “Two Gentlemen of Verona: The Musical” for the Spring play last month. The passionate cast and crew of Calhoun’s theatre program has been working hard to continue their craft in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic that has been raging […]
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Diana Hartley Students and faculty alike found themselves having to make unexpected adjustments since the lockdowns forced by the arrival of COVID-19 were instituted last March. Online classes, while not a new phenomenon, became the sole mode of learning for most of the country last year, and Calhoun was no exception. In addition to the […]