The Student News Publication of Calhoun Community College
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Tanner, AL – The Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) visits accredited nursing programs every eight years and Calhoun Community College received a three-day visit starting on February 11, 2020. This is where they review the college’s records, verify their self-reported strengths and weaknesses, as well as talk to students. On February 12, the […]
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Tanner, AL – Calhoun nursing students would be assured to know that their program is reviewed and accredited on a regular basis. The most recent by The Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) concluded in February. Sitting down with the nursing chair, Dr. Lynn Hogan, she stated “I feel like we’ve been preparing for […]
by Austin Speas
Posted in Opinion
Huntsville, AL- Students are so busy attending classes, working, and studying that they may be neglecting one of the most important aspects of their life, which is drinking enough water. According to Medical Daily, 75% of Americans suffer from chronic dehydration. Among students interviewed on the Huntsville campus of Calhoun Community College, however, this number […]
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THIS IS AN OPINION PIECE Huntsville, AL – Most of us are aware of the news coverage over Coronavirus disease (COVID-19), but what about other common illnesses like the flu; do you feel prepared to protect yourself from anything nature has to offer? The most important thing that can be done is hand hygiene. […]
by Logan Hicks
Posted in Opinion
This is an opinion piece. Life takes you down a weird road at times, it’s how we find ourselves here. Some of us are here for the education, some for the moments that will last in memory for a lifetime. Through all of this there is happiness and sorrow, but that is how life in […]
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Calhoun Community College is the largest two-year college in the state of Alabama. With holding this title comes great standards. There are many things that have to be considered when developing and building the culture of a diverse campus. Among those things is the comfort of students. When referring to comfort I am alluding to […]
by Aaron Norton
Posted in Opinion
If you’ve ever been to your local gym’s basketball court or a school classroom, there’s one name that everyone shouts… and you’ve probably heard it repeated many times, “Kobe!” now whether or not this exclamation is followed by a swish or clanking of the ball off the rim is up to the ability of the […]