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Typically on Wednesday afternoons, the Arapahoe Community College library is a quiet, relaxing place to unwind or study. However, this was not at all the case this previous Wednesday afternoon when...
After earning your high school diploma, you’re onto bigger and better things. Maybe you end up helping the state of Colorado promote its mental health services. Maybe you end up finally adding filters...
Birds fell silent and the air cooled as if nature was holding its breath to witness the spectacle. A crowd of about 200 people awaited the captivating exchange between the celestial spheres, momentarily...
You’re driving through town and pass by a mortuary. You ask yourself, “I wonder what exactly they do in there”? I’m sure that many of us have asked ourselves this question once or twice. Throughout...
In the United States of America, we often see subtitles in other languages under the English description. That is not the case in the History Colorado Center’s newest exhibition, "But We Have Something...
After an endless trek through unlit pathways, suffocated by unrelenting heat and the screams of tortured souls, Jackson Culpepper had reached sanctuary — a frigid room consumed by blinding light...
This story was originally published on March 9, 2018. Events listed will vary. Already, spring break is crouching in this Monday, March 12 - Saturday, March 17. With jobs and schoolwork begging...
In the age of information overload and rapid social connectivity, cancel culture has emerged as a defining aspect of the digital landscape. While it seeks to address issues of accountability and social...
This story was originally published on Dec. 8, 2017. It’s cold. It’s dark. Your neglected stomach grumbles as you drive towards home. Suddenly, the warm glow of a fast food sign beckons...
This story was originally published on March 6, 2018. Winter. Winter is the time of year when we get stuck, when winter break was not long enough, the time when all the light-hearted vibes from...
This story was originally published on February 23, 2018. Winter got you down and sniffly? Bogged down with studying? It's time to put the books aside and breathe in some fresh air. Trust me, you...
This story was originally published on Oct 10, 2016. Fall is right around the corner, and the flu and common cold are ready to attack. With one supplement, sick days and call-ins can...
This story was originally published on Oct 20, 2016. It’s that time of year. Hoodies and sweatpants are getting tied, fireplaces will be lit, and standards for personal health are often abandoned....
This story was originally published on Nov 3, 2015. Commuting in the winter is harrowing enough without the added worry of “Will my car break down?” Because of this, Director of the Automotive...
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Typically on Wednesday afternoons, the Arapahoe Community College library is a quiet, relaxing place to unwind or study. However, this was not...
On Feb. 22, 38-year-old Nathacha Augustin was shot and killed in a suburb west of Orlando, Florida. After the scene of the crime had been cleared,...
As the school year comes to an end, Arapahoe Community College (ACC) is working hard to prepare for the next academic year. One of the main ways...
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