CACC Culinary holds BBQ fundraiser

Kai Ford • April 26, 2019

https://youtu.be/ToZp6oHvieU Juniors Rachel Riegal and Grant Williamson give us a taste of what's going on at the CACC BBQ fundraiser and how it could help them win an $100,000 scholarship to the Culinary...

Jobs lost to machines provide space for new opportunities

Isaac Parrish • April 26, 2019

With recent advancements in artificial intelligence, people are starting to worry about what this might mean for the current job market.

CACC to host BBQ fundraiser Thursday for nationals

Ji-Sung Lee • April 23, 2019

CACC culinary students, juniors Rachel Riegel and Grant Williamson, won the Missouri State SkillsUSA Championship in their respective categories.

CACC students prepare for flower sale

Kai Ford • April 15, 2019

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A night at the masquerade: True/False Jubilee

Will Napier • March 5, 2019

The True/False Film Festival kicked off with the Jubilee held at The Missouri Theatre Feb. 28, 2019.

Movie theaters lack compared to their competition

Jared Geyer • October 26, 2018

In a world of growing online competition, movie theaters contain many flaws that continuously bog down and stagnate the experience.

Educators Rising brings awareness to pediatric cancer

Emily Oba • October 5, 2018

Educators Rising were able to amass over $750 for pediatric cancer awareness from the dollar drive.

‘The Predator’ is a step below average for the series

Jared Geyer • September 18, 2018

The film almost reaches its average goals, but slips in too many categories to be nothing but another disappointment in 'The Predator' series

Women’s healthcare improves despite negligent past

Grace Dorsey • April 5, 2018

Historically, there’s been a severe lack of respect and priority given to women’s healthcare. Through the years, this trend has taken many forms. From diagnosing any distressed woman with “wandering womb disease,” to ignoring a patient because “she’s just being dramatic,” the atrocity is the same.

American campaign cycles show flaws in system

Abby Kempf • October 10, 2015

Sen. Ted Cruz (R - Texas) announced on March 23 that he would run for the presidency of the United States of America. So began the long-winded, money-guzzling and largely publicized joke of a race for...

Just a few inches short

Alyssa Piecko • April 15, 2013

The fact that engineers hate me plays a big part in my life. The way that things are built and my 4’11” height don’t usually equate well. Shelves are too high, clothing racks hit me in the head,...