The Student News Publication of Calhoun Community College
Posted in Opinion
Greetings, Calhoun Community College family! I hope your spring semester is going well and you are well and safe. We are excited to let you know that plans are to get things back to normal at Calhoun Community College and offer a full complement of person-to-person classes with an abundance of student activities and support […]
Posted in NewsTagged covid-19, mental health, quarantine
by Tanner McCormick While we’re all focusing on ways to stay healthy during the Covid-19 quarantine, it’s important not to ignore our mental health. During uncertain and frightening times it’s common to be stressed. This can manifest in a variety of ways: maybe you find yourself constantly worrying about your physical health and fretting over […]
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by Alisa Baldwin Huntsville, AL – The Novel Coronavirus has been something I have tracked since it was first announced in China. As a cancer survivor, I try to stay informed on issues that can impact my health in order to take preventative measures. Before we even transitioned to online classes, I began wearing […]
by William Hall
Posted in Opinion
by William Hall This is an opinion piece. I have had a lot of free time due to COVID-19 and its effects on society. I have been able to focus on my leisure activities, but the disruption to my academic life has been irksome. COVID-19 has interrupted some of my other plans for this year […]
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by Alisha Baldwin Huntsville, AL – As of March 19, 2020 Alabama had 68 confirmed cases of Covid-19 two of those within our immediate area. I reached out to two professors at Calhoun Community College, Dr. David C. Ansardi Ph.Dd, chair, Department of Natural Sciences, and Mrs. Effie Nicke, Biology instructor to get science oriented […]
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by Alisha Baldwin Huntsville, AL – During this time of change it sometimes helps to get the perspective of other students. You are not alone in your feelings, nor are you alone during this journey during the Covid-19 spread. With classes being switched to distance learning (online) there are somethings you can do to […]
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By Alandria Hicks This is an opinion piece. The Coronavirus has taken a toll on the whole world. It has affected everyone in some way, even without contact. Most of the world has been shut down. Students and teachers have had to adapt to online learning, many people have been laid off, and many people […]
by William Hall
Posted in Features
There are tested methods for studying for final exams but getting them to work takes effort. From having thorough study material to committing time to studying, students know the basics. Putting in the work is important, but sometimes people don’t know how. Understanding the basics is only part of the process. Once that step is […]
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Animals and humans have always had a special bond; from just a pet to being man’s best friend or even a child figure. Some may even say the two balance each other out. Animals have done great things for a lot many; things humans may never be able to repay. There have been […]