Challenge brings high school students to Seward County
April 3, 2009
While Seward County Community College students whose morning classes pertaining to accounting, administration, ag, art, computer, cosmo, criminal justice, journalism or marketing had been canceled were fast asleep in their beds, scores were being tallied, murders were being solved, hair was being braided...
College hosts Farm Education Day
April 3, 2009
Over 1,000 young students participated in the 22nd annual Farm Education Day on the campus of Seward County Community College/ Area Technical School according to agricultural coordinator Evan Winchester. The final count, of mostly kindergarten and first grade students, was 1,219. Farm Ed. Day gives young...
Dunn named Liberal Citizen of the year
April 3, 2009
Seward County Community College/ Area Technical School President, Dr. Duane Dunn was recently honored as the High Plains Daily Leader Citizen of the Year for 2009. A reception honoring Dunn was held on Thursday in the Library. Dunn was very surprised by the honor. “It’s a great honor, but quite a...
‘Black Holes & Revelations’
April 3, 2009
Filed under Entertainment
It has come to my attention that I have been a bit biased when it comes to my reviews. To date, I’ve only critiqued bands based on their pretty singing, their phat beats or their lyrical mastery. So for this issue I’ve decided to review a band of truly talented musicians. I’m talking about Muse,...
Students dash for cash
April 3, 2009
Filed under Entertainment, News
The Student Government Association hosted Dash For Dollars, a game show in which students could win upwards of $500 March 24. The game show type event was hosted by Ralph Petta, an amusement park operator and comedian. Petta drove to Liberal from Rochester, N.Y. The game included three different...
Response to: we the people can’t forget…
April 3, 2009
Dear Editors, I stopped by the Crusader office today and picked up the latest issue. Is Mr. Watt completely insane or just wanting to cause a stir? To compare slavery to volunteer service is comparing apples to oranges. Slavery was a brutal attack on human rights where people were mistreated and...
Seats are empty at free school activities
April 3, 2009
Our view... Students need an escape from the claustrophobic chaos of dorm life, so the college provides programs. You’d think they’d be packed with students, but not so much. SGA pays to bring in comedians, hypnotists, air brush tattoo artists and tons of other interesting activities, but empty...
PTK plans for Spring Induction
February 6, 2009
Phi Theta Kappa is in the process of inducting students at Seward County Community College/ Area Technical School. Jessica Lulf is president of Phi Theta Kappa. “Phi Theta Kappa is an honor society for two-year colleges,” Lulf said. “We focus on community service projects. The activities that...
