Sunday, November 15, 2009

Continuum 17: Koch on Textbooks


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Graphic courtesy of booklist.byu.edu

David Koch, Professor of History at HCC, speaks with host Brandon T. Bisceglia on the systemic problems of the textbook industry, and how they impact both students and teachers.

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Travel: Student Interest Survey

This survey is intended to gauge the level of interest students of Housatonic Community College have in traveling to other countries.

Take the Survey Here!

Image courtesy of www.elcamino.edu/studyabroad

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Continuum 16: The Perils of Love, Pt. 2

In the second installment of this two-part series, host Brandon T. Bisceglia chats with Horizons Outreach Editor Deb Toresso, News You Can Use Editor Stephanie Mallozzi, and Distribution Manager Shadaya Montgomery about their experiences in relationships, as well as pop-culture myths, marriage, and divorce.

Helping Our Furry Friends

By John Santora
Staff Writer

Photograph by John Santora

You may have noticed the “Animal Food and Supply Donation Drive” boxes in the library, the cafeteria in Beacon Hall and various other locations around campus. Housatonic Psychology Club member Susan Langer is heading this drive to bring food and supplies to the Stratford and Bridgeport Animal Shelters as well as Pet Protectors Pet Rescue Group in Fairfield.

“I am extremely passionate about the well being of our furry friends, which is why I am accepting donations after the official HCC Donation Drive is over. I will be accepting any and all donations until the last day of classes on Wednesday, December 9,” Langer says.

Donations can also be dropped at the Student Life Center, outside of the Nurse's Office, the Women's Center, and by Prof. Amico's office in BH-253. When all donations have been collected, Langer, along with other Psychology Club members, will be delivering the items personally to the shelters and rescue groups.

Shelters and rescue organizations, which give a second chance to animals, rely heavily, if not completely, on donations from the public. Any donations you make, including dog and cat food, cages and carriers, leashes, collars, blankets, comforters, and towels will be helpful and greatly appreciated. If you have any questions, comments or can be of assistance, please contact Susan Langer at susanrdh@peoplepc.com.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Fear of the Flu Video

By Peter Glagowski
Arts & Entertainment Editor