One for the Dogs: Annual Dog Show Back After the Pandemic Gap
For three days the Linn County Expo Center had well and truly gone to the dogs. On the lawn, dog […]
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Practice Makes Perfect
The Healthcare Occupations Center in Lebanon held a phlebotomy program lab Saturday, where students drew blood from volunteers, getting hands-on
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50 Years of Nursing
Since 1972 the college has offered a nursing program, which is open to applicants once a year. This two-year program
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Underpaid and Undervalued: Celebrating Women
In honor of March, Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, Institutional Equity, Diversity and Inclusion hosted a Zoom presentation
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Black History Month Essay Contest: First Place Winner Keri Grigas
Keri is a first-year student studying Networking & Systems Administration: Cyber Security. She is originally from South Florida and plays
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Black History Month Essay Contest: Second Place Winner Krystal Overvig
Krystal intends to pursue a double major in English and Education. She wrote this essay as a requirement for her
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Black History Month Essay Contest: Fourth Place Winner Dahlia Seiter
Coping strategies, while always developed and enacted for a good or protective reason, often have their downsides. These strategies, especially
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Black History Month Essay Contest: Third Place Winner Angie Geno
Angie is a proud Woman of Color and strongly connects with her Japanese heritage. She says that she initially wrote
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Debating Upcoming Tuition Increase: Civil Discourse Op-Ed
LBCC Should Increase Tuition Authors: Miles Henderson, Cheyanne Rider, and The Civil Discourse Program Due to low enrollment (and amidst
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Women and Minorities in the Trades
It’s no secret that skilled workers in trades like welding, machining and non-destructive testing are in high demand. Also, these
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