In the first person
Friends with benefits: it’s not what you think By Sharan Paul, Metro campus staff reporter All friends come with benefits. The reason that friendships forged […]
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Higher One invades Tri-C
Finance company helps students spend responsibly By Dezmond K. DeLeon, Metro staff writer Over the last couple months the name Higher One has been floating […]
BREAKING — President George W. Bush Selected as Scholarship Luncheon Speaker in Fall
By Bronson Peshlakai The 43rd President of the United States will speak at this year’s Tri-C Foundation’s Presidential Scholarship Luncheon on Sept. 11, 2014. George […]
VIDEO: clips from the 2014 Open Forum at West
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News Flash! It’s cold out there!
By Jeremy Hopkins The least observant of people could tell you that winter is a hard time to stay warm. There are plenty of people […]
Do you know when your Fall 2013 final exams are?
It’s the end of the Fall 2013 semester at Tri-C. Do you know where your finals are? It’s a couple of days left before they […]
Opinion: Without a Trace!
By J.C. Robinson Metro Staff Reporter “Hello this is the missing persons department. How may I help you?” “Yes, I would like to file a […]
Transferring to Four-Year Schools Made Easy at New Center
CTC Program Holds Benefits to Transfer to a Four-year School By: Jacqueline Diaz Metro Associate Editor Editor’s Note – This is part one of a […]
Available at every campus, Tutoring helps more than just those with poor grades.
By Catherine Cesa, West Staff Writer and ESL Student, Level 3 Tutoring is a great service that helps you to have better grades in classes that […]