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Pedro Mendonça

Pedro Mendonça

Isaak Porto, Reporter
February 24, 2026

Pedro Mendonça is a sophomore at Seward County Community College from Belo Horizonte, Brazil. A computer science major and a member of the SCCC soccer...

Richard Patte has a double citizenship, being a French-American. Besides English and French, he also speaks Spanish.

Richard Patte

Elena Oborocea, Reporter
September 2, 2025

Richard Patte is the head tennis coach here at Seward County Community College since fall 2024. He is a former SCCC student-athlete who just three months...

Ryle Riddlesperger is a full-time student and Saints basketball player. He also enjoys playing video games such as "Fortnite" or "LEGO Fortnite" in his free time when he isn’t at practice.

Ryle Riddlespurger

Lily Gonzalez, Reporter
February 9, 2024

What is your major? I’m in sports management. Do you have any hobbies or interests outside of sports?  Go fishing a little bit, play video...

Last night was not only the Saints’ last home game but it was also their sophomore night. Before their game, four sophomores were recognized for the Saints.

Saints take tough loss

Brianna Rich, Photo Editor
February 23, 2023

The Saints took a tough loss last night after a close game against the Blue Dragons with the final score being 71-76. Their overall record so far this...

Forward Mario Whitley, a sophomore from Detroit, Michigan, gets ready to go up for the jump ball. Whitley gained 13 rebounds last night making his overall rebounds 126.

Saints take close win

Brianna Rich, Photo Editor
February 2, 2023

The Saints fought for the win last night against Cloud County Community College. The Saints won with the final score being 69-60 and now their record is...

As students started outlining their cookies, Veenstra demonstrated further the proper way to outline a cookie. The bag should be held further away from the cookie, and the frosting is supposed to flow out and lay naturally instead of forcing it to come out onto the cookie.

Getting Spooky with Cookies

Megan Berg, Feature Editor
October 31, 2022

Despite the association, sugar cookies are not just for Christmas. On October 25, Julie Veenstra, owner of her own baking company, taught a Halloween themed...

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