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Across the sea, but close to home
By Claudia Elbourn Over the past few months, tensions have grown as North Korea seems to move closer to nuclear war. While the nation itself claims to have nuclear and…
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Football for MWCC students
By Ericka Pultorak An intramural football team called the Mountain Lions will kick off in the fall of 2013. The team will be part of the Yankee Collegiate football conference;…
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Heroes among us -President’s address
By President Daniel M. Asquino The world, as we remember the Boston Marathon bombings on Patriot’s Day, is filled with everyday heroes – those who step up in a time…
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Annual food drive and DVD sale
Courtesy of Phi Theta Kappa The Mount Wachusett Community College’s (MWCC) Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society (PTK) is sponsoring the 10th annual “Project Graduation” food drive in conjunction with…
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Asbestos at MWCC
By Ben Gawlik The air quality testing recently done at Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC) found that there is no airborne asbestos in the college. There are still asbestos containing…
Latest Profiles
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Shuffle Star: Paul Pope
By Wendy Anderson Paul Pope from Holden is a 2nd year Language Arts Student (LAS) at Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC). He enjoys adult contemporary and alternative genres, Billy Joel,…
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Art for everyone
By Anthony Cesolini Art is one of the oldest forms of expression. Tom Matsuda, a world famous sculptor and professor here at Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC), weighs in on…
Entertainment and Opinion
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Herbal preparations and their benefits
By Linda Patterson Now that spring has finally come it is time to start stalking up on our plant material for the year. One question often asked is about herbal…
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Have education, will travel
By Eric Fisk Given the short time we are here, the professors here at Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC) do an incredible job teaching us. But, there are aspects of…
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When your daughter is cutting
By Wendy Anderson When in pain some people eat ice cream, cry or talk to friends or even a therapist. Some feel like they have no other outlet for the…
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Student’s first person account of Boston Marathon
By Shapleigh Webster April 15th 2013 was a day I will never forget, a day that changed my life forever and one that showed me everything, every little thing, happens…
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A Lonely Flower
By Alex Moore A man’s body starts to decay. A bird sits in its nest. A lonely flower wilts away. Women stalk the streets and highway. As the sun slowly…
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A Letter to Vincent
By Wendy Anderson We’ve both felt pain so deep and dark it swallows us. It could drown us in its depth. The light so far away, miles that stretch out…



