Kenneth Bautista – Executive Vice President As hope of a vaccine and warmer weather are on the horizon, a bright future without the pandemic is becoming more of a reality. Unfortunately, this disaster has taken us all on a rollercoaster of emotions. It has been harder to connect with others while social distancing. My goal is to …
Written by: Katie Scott The School of Education and Psychology (SEP) is in the early stages of adding a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) hub to the Teaching Materials Center (TMC) located in Summerour Hall. Currently, the TMC contains various teaching resources such as bulletin board supplies, craft utensils and curriculum guides. Kathryn McGrath, …
There are three SA positions which require an application: SA President, Executive Vice President and Social Vice President. All other positions require an interview process. This year, no one has submitted an application for the position of Executive Vice President nor Social Vice President. SA and SA Senate are currently considering students for nomination to …
The Massage Institute of Cleveland (MIC) is offering free massage therapy for students on Southern’s health insurance. In previous years MIC partnered with Hulsey Wellness Center, but due to COVID-19 restrictions the massages are currently only offered at the institute, rather than the massage rooms located in Hulsey. MIC is a massage school located in …
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Written by: Frank Canizares The School of Journalism and Communication (SJC) launched its new student-led show, Ignite, this past Friday, Feb. 12. The 15-minute weekly talk show discusses issues and solutions relevant to Southern’s student community. SJC Professor Pablo Fernandez supervises the production. “At the moment, there is a [Southern] newspaper, a radio station, a …
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On Jan. 4, Collegedale commissioners voted on the first amendment to an agreement that would exempt McKee Foods from property taxes as part of the company’s $500 million expansion project. The original resolution between McKee Foods Corporation, the City of Collegedale and the Industrial Board of Hamilton County was first voted on March 18, 2020, …
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L.A. is dominating the West right now, with two teams to represent the city. The 19-8 Clippers have been playing better it seems since the last time we saw them falling to the underdog Denver Nuggets in the playoffs. Paul George is fitting in a bit more smoothly into the system, and Kawhi Leonard is …
Even after a year and some change, the case involving the helicopter crash that killed nine people, including Kobe Bryant, is anything but complete. New details emerged this week about what led up to the fateful crash. Initially, whether due to hysteria or simply rushed journalism, the details surrounding the crash were fuzzy. When it …
Written by Lucas Bueno In recent months, political unrest and turmoil have flooded the United States of America and the world. This adds to an increasing amount of intense uncertainty and grueling stress during these current times. On Jan. 6, one of the most shocking events in the history of the U.S. occurred as violent …
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