By Kayleigh Farias, Copy Desk Chief Hurricane Harvey has proven to be disastrous for Houston’s people and their homes, but let’s not forget about the animals that are also in need of rescuing. With so many resources for the people displaced by this storm, not all were open to the pets of these families. Although,… Continue reading Service For Those That Don’t Have a Voice
By Emily Slater, Editor-in-Chief ,Ana Acosta, Managing Editor and Michelle Lecumberry, News Editor. As the immediate danger brought on by Harvey subsides, Lone Star College-Kingwood students are left wondering when classes will resume. According to Media Relations Coordinator, Rocelyn Bastian, classes will officially resume the week of Sept. 25 at LSC- Atascocita Center and the East… Continue reading Urgent Updates Regarding LSC-Kingwood
By Michelle Lecumberry, News Editor. Often times, students look at online classes as easier alternative to traditional classes, one in which you can relax and turn everything in at the last minute. Unfortunately for students who subscribe to this belief, it is false. Online Classes are as much work as an in-person class and may… Continue reading How to Be Successful In Online Classes
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By Emily Slater, Editor-in-Chief ,Ana Acosta, Managing Editor and Michelle Lecumberry, News Editor. Hurricane Harvey brought not only destruction, but confusion in its wake. While Lone Star College administrators are doing all they can to keep students and faculty informed, many still have unanswered questions. We asked for your questions on Twitter and Instagram. Here’s what… Continue reading Urgent Updates Regarding Hurricane Harvey
By Ana Acosta, Managing Editor As we come to the end of the disaster that was Hurricane Harvey, we can’t help but come together to support our loved ones, our neighbors, and even strangers. Would you like to come together by helping the city of Houston get back on its feet? Well, here are 5… Continue reading 5 Ways to Help After Harvey
By Cameron Purcell, Columnist It was a lovely, sunny day. Though it was not the sun that made this day so lovely. No, there was something far greater than the sun. Today was the day that at Lone Star College-Kingwood there was a chili cook-off. I had enlisted a fellow member of the newspaper to… Continue reading ADVENTURES WITH CAM: RIDE EM’ CAMBOY: RIDE OR DIE CHILI STYLE
By Sam DeLeon, Perspective Photography Vice President and Gabrielle Moore, Editor-in-Chief Guest assistant instructor Tricia Hicks (left) walks through a self defensemaneuver with Lone Star College-Kingwood students Amy Jaramillo (middle) and Sayuri Hull (right) that helps them to break out of a strong hold by their wrists in Phi Theta Kappa-hosted self defense instruction on… Continue reading LSC-KINGWOOD PTK’S LAST CALL-TO-ACTION AGAINST COLLEGE CAMPUS SEXUAL ASSAULT
By Michelle Lecumberry, Design Editor and Emily Slater, News Editor Katerina Wagaman, interview courtesy Women are a crucial part of history. Nevertheless, women are often forgotten even though they are usually the game changers. Next semester, Lone Star College-Kingwood English Professor Joan McAninch Samuelson has a mission to bring back women’s’ writers who are often… Continue reading WOMEN WRITERS FORGOTTEN NO MORE
By Gabrielle Moore, Editor in Chief As the effective date of August 1,of the Campus Carry Law (formally known as Senate Bill 11 or SB11) approaches for Texas community colleges, the 51-member Lone Star College Task Force has worked diligently to incorporate, and compile the suggestions and considerations of system-wide 1,227 (Fall 2016)forum participants and… Continue reading Guns In The Woods
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