Amie Schaeffer sticks her tongue out

Letter from the editor: Farewell, Bruins

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Read this heartfelt letter from Amie Schaeffer, who concludes her time as editor-in-chief of The Globe.

Letter to the Editor: Civically Engaged Scholars

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Cristobal Villegas encourages all students to join the Civically Engaged Scholars program.

Letter to the Editor: Pros and cons of e-books

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One Globe reader shares their thoughts on e-books and how they may be better suited for certain classes.

Ask Mom: Stuck with the dirt

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Dear Mom, My roommate is a jerk. She won't help with anything, including fixing meals. She spends all of her time watching television, going out,...

You can make SLCC a better place for you

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Shad Engkilterra wants more student involvement outside of the classroom at Salt Lake Community College.
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Local Brew Review: Bohemian Brewery puts quality in a can

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Contributing writer Clinton Baker reviews local breweries and what they have on tap.

The Weekly Reel: Fairy tale fancy

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The Globe presents a look at the recent trend of the "mature" fairy tale film.

Letter to the Editor: Setting the record straight on ePortfolios

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In its last edition, The Globe published a student's opinion piece targeted against Salt Lake Community College's new ePortfolio requirement. Since that editorial contained...

Much thanks

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Thanksgiving is my second favorite holiday. I've always loved sleeping in and waking up to the smell of food. I loved eating a giant...

The shortcomings of student presentations as a didactic medium

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SLCC student Jameson D’Amato-Faulkner believes that presentations are a disservice to learning when compared to writing projects.

The Weekly Reel: FAQs about Film

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In this installment of The Weekly Reel, I’ve decided to answer some questions people often ask me about the process of making a film...
SLCC Folio receives CCHA award

Letter to the Editor: Folio announcements

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Folio faculty adviser Brandon Alva shares an award the literary magazine recently received and encourages the SLCC community to attend the fall 2014 reading on Wednesday.