The Campus News Articles
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Briefs
Mini-Courses To Be Offered TCC will be offering three mini-courses in January. Registration will be Dec. 19, from 8:15 – 11:30 a.m. and 1 – 4:30 p.m. History 134, second semester U.S. history, will be offered from Jan. 7 – 18. Hours will be 9 til 12 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. every weekday.…
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What Does The Season Mean?
By: Kimberley Smith Christmas brings to mind many different memories – all different for each person. As time draws nearer to that 1984 day of celebration, one is encouraged to recall Christmases past. Mistletoe, holly, fir trees decorated with ornaments and bows, wrapped packages and tinsel. But to the mind of all Christians is added…
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William Wilson Helps Phantoms
His name is William Taft Wilson, but his teammates and opposition call him “Tank”. The six foot, 205 pound TCC student doubles as linebacker for the Texarkana Phantoms, and his abilities have been an important factor in several of the Phantoms numerous victories this year. Many may remember Wilson as captain of the Arkansas High…
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Intramural Basketball Results
Fainthearted, TC Stars, Reruns, Bootsy and his Rubber Band and the Muffdivers remain undefeated in TCC intramural basketball competition. The Reruns, led by Marvin Thomas who shot 14 points, conquered the Hoopsters and allowed only one point in the second half for a score of 45-17. Bobby Fisher was high scorer for the Hoopsters. The…
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Intramurals to Continue Next Semester
The Intramural Basketball Games will continue into next semester until March 1, according to TCC intramurals director Wayne Williams. Coach Williams also stated that Co-ed Volleyball will begin March 6 and continue until the end of the semester. “The team rosters need to be turned into me by the middle of February,” he added.
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Outdoorsman’s Corner
By BILL SCURLOCK A couple of weeks ago I had occasion to be in Alabama deer hunting. Dad and I were invited down there to do some hunting with our muzzleloaders. For any of you who don’t know, a muzzleloader is an old fashioned Daniel Boone type gun. You saw some if you ever watched…
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Cooking Whole Foods For Whole Bodies: Christmas Day Menu
By Nina Littleton Christmas is my favorite season of the year. When I was growing up it was always a time for family (that you haven’t seen all year) and friends to get together. My mother and grandmother always started planning and cooking two or three days before Christmas while we kids got in the…
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Campus Poetry
By Carletta Autrey THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR There are no songsQuite like Christmas songs,So pleasing to the ear- Quite like Christmas lights,So bright and full of cheer,There’s no joyQuite like Christmas joy,With friends and loved ones near. There’s no timeQuite like Christmastime,The best time of the year. A TIME FOR DECISIONS What time…
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GAUIDIN’S GARAGE
By Alan Gaudin Christmas and Christmas vacation will be on us in another few weeks, but before they come, we all have to go through the rigorous final weeks of school with all the catching up and final tests. This year, we get out of school just a few days before Christmas. Every time this…
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TCC NIGHTLIFE
By Pam Hesser At 17, Kathy Shields of Queen City was one of the youngest students at TCC participating in the night school program, the medium age being about 7.5. With great enthusiasm she said, “I finally turned 18 November 15!” Kathy leads a busy life. She is currently carrying nine semester hours including English,…