by Hanan Salem in Features
As a result of struggling with time management and procrastination, all-nighters are a last resort students are often left taking.
Cramming all night itself is an unhealthy challenge and it requires strategies for staying focused and warding off sleep.
The following tips may help you survive your next all-nighter, sleepless yet successful:
by Carolina Castellanos in Features
History Professor Jonathan Nielson has been a teacher for 25 years, three of which have been dedicated to Cosumnes River College. His love of history led him to obtain a Bachelor's Degree from the University of California Irvine, a Master's Degree from the University of Alaska Fairbanks and a PhD from the University of California Santa Barbara.
by Grant Duval in Features
The library building at Cosumnes River College
is full of students walking to and from class, talking
with friends and going about their day. But behind the
door of room 102, down the hall and in the dark room
labeled studio c, Greg Gutierrez shouts into a microphone.
by Bhavisha Patel in Features
For many students, after their first semester in college they learn what works for them and what doesn't.
Here are a few DO's and DON'Ts
to help returning studens get things right
your next semester at CRC.
DO:
Get involved: Join a club, team or an organization.
by Donald McNair in Features
Guitars were strummed, horns were blown, keys were struck, drums were beat and wind was blown.
On April 16, Cosumnes River College's jazz band presented their jazz sounds on a windy Wednesday afternoon to an audience of about 70 people.
The band performed jazz classics such as "Take Your Pick" by Hank Mobley and "On Green Dolphin Street" by Kaper & Washington in the Communications, Visual and Performing Arts quad.
by Carolina Castellanos in Features
"Our planet is in great distress. It is sending out a
S.O.S," recited Kathy Sameron a 37-year-old pre-nursing
major at the star gazing party held on April 20.
Earth Week 2008 kicked off with a star gazing party
hosted by the Public Speaking 301 class.
"[We hosted the event] because we wanted to be part
of earth day, but we couldn't participate in the day events
because we are a night class and a lot of my students are
hard working and couldn't make it," said Communications
Professor Sandra Wheeler.
by Carolina Castellanos in Features
Cosumnes River College's women's basketball coach and physical education professor Coral Sage has been training for the past three months to get as fit as she possibly can to support a cause she truly believes in.
"She is a good example to her students in fitness as she is a tri-athlete.
