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Editorial: Perspective on conflict, Explanation towards lines

Editorial: Perspective on conflict, Explanation towards lines

April 5, 2015

Last fall, we were told that problems surrounding parking lot lines on campus were going to be fixed sometime this spring. Since spring is here, we followed...

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...

Farm Education Day upskill children at SCCC/ATS

Farm Education Day upskill children at SCCC/ATS

April 3, 2015

The Seward County Community College agriculture building was visited by children of Liberal, Kismet and Plains kindergartens for Farm Education Day where...

Students and staff raise money for kids sake

Students and staff raise money for kids sake

April 3, 2015

Students and staff of Seward County Community College/ Area Technical School went big before they went home on March 27 and 28 at AYR Lanes/Billy’s Mexican...

Phonathon raises scholarship money

Phonathon raises scholarship money

April 2, 2015

With the help of many student organizations, the Seward County Community College 2015 phonathon has had a successful start. The phonathon has also brought...

Crusader illustration/Maria Lara
The administration proposed the approval of a new rate structure for SCCC/ATS in the March 2 Board of Trustees meeting. SCCC/ATS remains one of the lowest costing community colleges in the region.

Tuition rates increase for SCCC

March 12, 2015
Tuition, housing and credit hour rates will increase for Seward County Community College in the upcoming school year, 2015-2016.
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Noel Grajeda, Rachael Cano, Jake Jimenez and Leslie Prieto discuss plans for this Friday’s event for Pi Day in the Math Resource Lab.

Pi Day to be celebrated Friday

March 12, 2015
The nationwide celebration of Pi Day is special because it is the first time in years that the date 3/14/15 corresponds to the 3.14159265358979323846…actual pi number.
Crusader photo/Maria Lara
David Coltrain, sustainable agriculture program specialist, checks the gorund to see if its dry enough to start planting cool season crops in the next couple of weeks.

Coltrain plows into sustainable ag program

March 12, 2015
In the next couple of weeks, David Coltrain, resources program specialist, will begin to plant vegetables on the four acres of ground that Seward County Community College has for the sustainable agriculture program.
College trustees approve price increase for tuition, dorms, meals SCCC/ATS cost remains lowest in region

College trustees approve price increase for tuition, dorms, meals SCCC/ATS cost remains lowest in region

March 12, 2015
At its regular meeting Monday night, the Seward County Community College/Area Technical School Board of Trustees approved a slight increase to the college’s tuition and fees for the 2015-16 school year. The $5 increase brings the price of one credit hour at the college to $84, still below neighboring colleges, whose prices per credit hour can be as high as $98.
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The standings of the intramural dodgeball tournament.

Dodgeball tourney provides excitement for students, staff

March 10, 2015
The third night of intramural dodgeball ensued on March 9 as some teams continued dominance and others attempted to right the ship.
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Last year SCCC/ATS students calling local businesses to help support campus organizations and clubs.

Phonathon calls for volunteers, offers prizes to fundraisers

March 6, 2015
The sixth annual Phonathon will be on March 23 through April 10 with two volunteer shifts every weeknight from 4:30 p.m. through 6:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. in room AA137 with 30 phones available.
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.
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