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Dear Conscience: What is more important, appearance or personality?
The Shoulder Angel and Shoulder Devil debate over what should be taken more seriously. Looks, or personality? Continue reading
Safety Fair at LBCC with Video
Last Wednesday’s weather was a beautiful backdrop for the LBCC Safety Fair in the court yard. There were several representatives from safety groups and organizations from around the campus and the community to inform and entertain the public and students of safety features, practices, and services on and around the LB campus. Continue reading
Security on LBCC
Being safe and secure on campus is one of LBCC’s top priorities, but not many students know what to do in case of an emergency situation. There are different procedures and protocols for many different situations and emergencies, so it’s very hard to keep track of what to do in each. Continue reading
LBCC Set to Host Collegiate Day on May 11
For the third year in a row, college journalists from around the state of Oregon will gather Friday, May 11, at Linn-Benton Community College for Collegiate Day. Continue reading
Sign Up Now to Join Next Year’s Commuter Staff
If you’ve been thinking about getting more involved in LBCC’s student media, The Commuter, then now is the time to take action. Continue reading
The Stowell Initiative
There will be serious changes to LBCC in the next couple years; changes that will help current and prospective students. Continue reading
LBCC Library Proposed Fines for Fall 2012
The LBCC library is proposing assigning fines on overdue books, starting fall 2012. This is warranted due to the number of books not returned in a timely fashion by students, especially the reserved items. Continue reading
New Faculty Advising Plan and the Academic Planning Assistants
Beginning in the fall of 2012, all new students will be assigned a faculty adviser. To discuss how this new faculty advising plan will impact the division and the role of the existing Academic Planning Assistant position, the Business, Healthcare, and Workforce (BHW) division’s leadership team met on May 1. Continue reading
Community College Students Underrepresented in Government Polls
You can’t measure what you can’t see best sums up the government’s view on community college graduation rates and is at the core of the report and action plan released two weeks ago. Continue reading