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The student news site of Seward County Community College

Crusader News

The student news site of Seward County Community College

Crusader News

Sigma Chi Chi travels to nationals

Sigma Chi Chi travels to nationals

April 4, 2015

Sigma Chi Chi traveled to Nashville, Tenn., for the American Criminal Justice Association National Conference on March 21. The group was there for a week...

Magaly Guerrero is currently a freshman at Seward County Community College. She is a cheerleader and is a resident from Liberal, Kansas. Magaly plans to transfer back to Wichita State University to major in integrated marketing communications. While attending Wichita State Magaly was involved in student activities council,President of LAT.IN.A, and a mentor of the office of diversity. Magalys hobbies include running, watching movies, and spending time with family and friends.

Shortened bus hours limit public

March 6, 2015
Transportation is very important in a town like Liberal because not everything is in walking distance.
Crusader photo/Maria Lara
2015 homecoming candidates include, bottom row, from left,  Marcala Pewthers, Rachael Cano, Jackie Arnold, Thayna Silva. Back row,  Grant Glaze and Alex Burciaga. See candidate information at right. Candidates not pictured: Kate Mulligan, Ricardo Nava, Sal Valdez and Tony Dorado.

Green house hosts homecoming candidates

February 5, 2015
Homecoming 2015 will be Feb. 14, and voting for homecoming king and queen from the top 10 candidates will be next week.
Magaly Guerrero is currently a freshman at Seward County Community College. She is a cheerleader and is a resident from Liberal, Kansas. Magaly plans to transfer back to Wichita State University to major in integrated marketing communications. While attending Wichita State Magaly was involved in student activities council,President of LAT.IN.A, and a mentor of the office of diversity. Magalys hobbies include running, watching movies, and spending time with family and friends.

Free college raises questions

February 5, 2015
Many of us are seeking to graduate and get a college degree, whether it be an associates, bachelor’s, or master’s. But how great does having free community college sound? Or does it even sound that great to taxpayers at all?
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