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By Elisabeth Lively Editor-in-Chief In the past week alone, the campus has received two different emails regarding the coronavirus as addressed by Northeast Texas Community College President Dr. Ron Clinton. “Dear college family” and “Have a great spring break” were the opening and closing lines of his most recent email,Continue Reading

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By Erica Aguinaga Opinion Editor   Great Western Dining, the company that provides food services for the college, recently announced that the Grill/Grab-N-Go service is no longer available this semester due to competition and a drop in sales. Nancy La Batt, GWD director, said the grill station sales “dropped drastically”Continue Reading

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From left, Karen Andrews, professor of office technology and Dr. Josh Stewart, vice president for Student and Outreach Services talk to Eureka! Ranch founder Doug Hall and NTCC students. Courtesy Photo By Elisabeth Lively Editor-in-Chief Student hunger is real. Northeast Texas Community College recently received $140,000 to help fight theContinue Reading

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By Joelle Weatherford Editor-in-Chief Last semester, Northeast Texas Community College’s IT department added multi-factor authentication to student emails in order to provide a more secure email experience. The  department is now taking online security one step further with OneLogin, a single sign on, one click way to access all NTCCContinue Reading

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A growing number of Mexican free-tailed bats recently took up residence in the Whatley. Staff Photo | Elisabeth Lively By Elisabeth Lively Editor-in-Chief Some pests just won’t go away, and Northeast Texas Community College is getting pretty darn tired of those pesky bats. Last spring, a colony of Mexican free-tailedContinue Reading

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The workshop will address questions such as, what is 3D printing, what you can do with it and how it works. As well as, who can use it, how much it costs and how to use the machine. By Erica Aguinaga  Opinion Editor    The campus Learning Commons is endorsingContinue Reading

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Volunteer Village on the Northeast campus has become a home away from home for several workampers. They come from all across the country, some from as far away as South Dakota or as close as Gilmer. Staff Photo | Serenity Mitchell   By Joelle Weatherford Managing Editor What do nationalContinue Reading