Imagine hanging out with other MCTC students for no academic reason. You look great because you just finished working out at the MCTC fitness center. Once the new Helland Center is completed, this will be a reality.
I’ve gotten the impression that some MCTC students want fast food college.
As part of leadership week, Student Body President T.J. Malaskee addressed the students in a school-wide address. Today we find ourselves in a climate of changing priorities. But as students, where do those changing priorities find us? When many of us were infants, a college student could afford to pay tuition and a large portion of their living expenses working 12 hours a week on minimum wage.
On August 20, 2009, MCTC was given the pleasure of hosting US Senator Amy Klobuchar in a round table discussion of the new post-9/11 GI Bill, which she co-sponsored. Senator Klobuchar addressed six of MCTC student veterans who shared their experience with balancing active duty and pursuing higher education on the home front.
It was the first day of school and Alan Miller’s new students couldn’t muster much excitement for the syllabus. Sure, film history sounded like an entertaining enough alternative, but building up enthusiasm for a community college film program wasn’t proving to be an easy sell to the incoming class.
In 2007, Alex Merritt was being harassed for his perceived sexual orientation. In and of itself, that situation is not entirely uncommon. The twist in this situation is that Alex Merritt was being harassed not by fellow students, but by some of his teachers.
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Joshua Radin’s show at Pantages in Downtown Minneapolis brimming over with honesty, heartfelt compassion and moments of hilarity. His love for the crowd, his band, and his art bled through every moment as he played with passion and skill. There were highlights that overcame every moment.
Joshua Radin, singer-songwriter will be at the Pantages Theater in Minneapolis on September 25th. His music moves the soul with a gentle grace that nudges you with simplicity and honesty. He uses his skill and talent to elegantly pull at your heartstrings in a subtle way that turns powerful before you have the chance to prepare yourself.
“Titanic, the Artifact Exhibition” at the Science Museum of Minnesota arrives at an apt time. We’ve learned especially well this past decade the effects of unexpected catastrophes; whether in foreign affairs, stock and housing markets, domestic infrastructure, or medical care, the hubris of deeming anything “unsinkable” has become abundantly clear.
