Communtiy Gardens
 
FEATURE STORY

Organic lifestyles come to campus in honor of earth day
Javid Mohtasham and the Sustainability, Health, and Safety program bring green practices to MHCC. The SHS program plans to open a bio-diesel lab on May 14 and construct a sustainable and community garden as well.
 
Zero
 
FEATURE STORY

To fear or to worship...the zero
The Dead Mathemeticians Society takes a look at the mathematical and philosophical aspects of zero Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Room 1710.
 
 
 
MikeWolfe
Chief operating officer ‘no longer with MHCC’

Michael Wolfe, MHCC's chief operating officer, left Wednesay, according to MHCC President John Sygielski, because of a personnel matter
 
 
Budget uncertainties still loom after committee approval

The MHCC Budget Committee approved the 2009-10 budget at their April 16 meeting ‘without knowing for sure what variances there will be’ in terms of state support.
 
 
Antigone set design takes a page out of Greek theater playbook
Theater Technical Director Daryl Harrison-Carson looks to build a set for MHCC's spring production of 'Antigone' that is “an open place that can be anywhere."
 
 
Saints win easy in ‘slug fest’ over Titans
MHCC's baseball team wins doubleheader against Lane Community College's Titans.
 
   

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Question of the Issue:

 "In what ways have you gone "green" this year?" — Results
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April 17, 2009 – Volume 44, Issue 24 PDF 4.0
CherryBlossoms
Ron J. Rambo Jr./The Advocate
Spring’s petals sprinkle across MHCC
The second level walkway through campus, along parking lots E through H, was sprinkled with cherry blossom petals Tuesday afternoon as students and staff walked through the corridor. .
( online surveys)