Anonymous student, executive board voice frustration with VP
Sometime before the morning of Thursday, Jan. 18, notes were posted on the chair of student senate Vice President Jazer Mauricio Chacon voicing frustration over […]
Month: February 2018
Dear China
Dear China, My boyfriend has been taking me for granted. He doesn’t care whether I’m there or not until he’s going through something, or needs […]
Understanding history of people from African Diaspora through literature
Do you like to reading in your spare time? No, I’m not talking about those monotonous textbooks that your professor assigns to you. I’m talking […]
Why Eid should be an academic holiday: an open letter to the MCTC community
As longtime faculty members in Philosophy, Global Studies and Arab Studies and co-advisers for the Muslim Student Association, we would like to begin a serious […]
MCTC Foundation is “best kept secret on campus”
For over 40 years, The MCTC Foundation has been rewarding students with scholarships for academic success. “We provide over half-a-million dollars a year in scholarships”, […]
Let’s talk about sex
Aziz Ansari’s “not-quite-sexual-assault” has been buzzing with commentary, loudly dominated with cries of “bad date” and “awkward sex.” The 23-year-old photographer who was “taken advantage […]
Mayor Frey pushes for unity in CCN interview
This interview was conducted on December 7, 2017. Jacob Frey won mayor of Minneapolis during the 2017 election and hopes to use his position to […]
Reset your internal clock, lightly
In the depths of the cold, light-limited days of winters in the northern hemisphere, many Minnesotans are afflicted with Seasonal Affective Disorder, otherwise known as […]