Women’s Basketball
Titans send Roadrunners packing 77-54
By Lindsey Kidwell The Titans sent the Linn-Benton Roadrunners (10-12, 3-6 Southern Region) on the road, running back to Albany after a 77-54 win on Feb. 8 while continuing a six-game winning streak. The Titans improved to 18-4 and 8-1 in conference. For the crowd, the game appeared to be an easy win for the...
Former instructor follows filmmaking dreams
By maygan beckers Reporter and Chelsea Van Baalen A&E Editor Former instructor Johnnie Mazzocco has realized her dream of creating a feature film after 20 years of hard work. She plans to premiere the film, Found Objects, in late spring or early summer. Found Objects follows the story of Claire Randall, who finds freedom after...
Class of the week
Students learn politics via debate
Politics is a word that evokes images of old men in business suits and boring ties — at least to most people. However, what if there was a way to bring those images closer to home? In LCC social science instructor Steve Candee’s U.S. Government and Politics class, the inner workings of the American government...
Time Exchange trades skill for skill with cash alternatives
The idea of not paying for haircuts, meals or massages attracted many people to join the Emerald Valley Time Exchange over the past three years. With approximately 100 members and steady growth, they are optimistic about this year’s future. Time exchanges, which offer their members the opportunity to trade services instead of paying with cash,...
Changes on rise post-trip
Members use information from Baltimore conference
Although three members of ASLCC missed an important Senate meeting on Jan. 25, they brought ideas back to LCC from the Creating Change conference in Baltimore. The conference was held Jan. 25 to Jan. 29. “I went to community-building workshops and also talked to a lot of folks on how to engage people in the...
Faculty art ‘Exposed’ in Building 11 gallery exhibit
Like a camera exposing light to film, LCC faculty members aim to shed light on their talents as they reveal their new exhibit, Exposed, which opened Feb. 6 in the Main Art Gallery in Building 11. The exhibit showcases eight instructors’ work and 14 photos. There will be a reception for the exhibit Feb....
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