October 19, 2011
The daunting task of recreating the amazingly dreadful terror of “The Thing” unfortunately fails...
Varsha Narayan, Connection Staff
October 19, 2011
In recent years, we have seen various social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter being used to raise awareness about various political protests and movements.
We saw Twitter play a huge part in Iran’s Green movement and Facebook play a even bigger role in Egypt’s uprising. Popular blogging site Tumblr is now...
Tammi Kolesinski, Connection staff
October 19, 2011
The Extended Opportunity Program and Services at Cosumnes River College is conducting a workshop series on Friday afternoons this Fall. They invited Trader Joe’s to speak on Friday October 7.
“Trader Joe’s is here to let people know that it’s not too expensive to shop at Trader Joe’s.” said EOPS counselor Jackie...
Maggie Cabrey, Connection staff
October 19, 2011
From late nights of finishing papers and 32 ounce coffee drinks, the stressful life of a college student can often lead to bad habits that can be detrimental to ones health.
“I drink a lot of coffee,” said Shirley Ann Jitarun, a 27-year-old political science major. “First I’m used to it. Second it keeps me alert...
Dorian Love, Connection Staff
October 19, 2011
With the emergence of popular social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, Google has launched a social network of its own in hopes of dominating the social media world.
Google Plus is the new face of social media. It allows users to communicate with others, share photos and use Google’s search engine all at the...
Tammi Kolesinski, Connection Staff
October 6, 2011
“Cyber-Plagiarism” is a growing problem on college campuses across the United States. Many school presidents, professors and students attribute the use of technology as a contributing factor, according to a recent study by Pew Research Center.
Cyber-plagiarism is defined as “copying or downloading in part, or in their...
Maggie Cabrey, Connection Staff
October 6, 2011
Some students may have taken a music class or two from music professor Kurt Erickson, but what many may not know is that he recently wrote an opera.
The opera will be coming to Cosumnes River College the spring 2012 semester and is entitled “What Your Parents Don’t Want You to Know… (About Fairytales).” It is based...
Julian Ramos, Connection Staff
October 6, 2011
While shrinking school budgets are continuously limiting classroom experiences, students at Cosumnes River College are creating their own opportunities through the journal “Globus Mundi.”
As a product of the global studies department, “Globus Mundi” is a student operated academic journal covering current international...
Varsha Narayan, Connection Staff
September 29, 2011
Films centering around cancer and death usually produce more tears than they do laughs. However, “50/50” is not about the tears and the sentiment, it’s about finding humor during dark times.50/50 is an autobiographical story based on the experiences of Will Reiser, a producer on HBO’s Da Ali G Show and VH1′s Best Week...
Takara Campbell, Connection Staff
September 29, 2011
Studying abroad has been described as a life changing experience and a opportunity one simply cannot pass up. However, studying abroad is something that many students dream of, but only few actually get to do.Each semester, a different school in the Los Rios district gets an opportunity to host a study abroad trip. This seme...
Maggie Cabrey, Connection Staff
September 23, 2011
From late nights of finishing papers and 32 ounce coffee drinks, the stressful life of a college student can often lead to bad habits that can be detrimental to ones health.
“I drink a lot of coffee,” said Shirley Ann Jitarun, a 27-year-old political science major. “First I’m used to it. Second it keeps me alert in the...
September 21, 2011
The newly renovated Cosumnes River College cafeteria, also known as the Rio Bistro is back and creating...
Ashley Boucher, Connection Staff
September 21, 2011
The college experience comes with more than just long hours of studying and partying, unfortunately students face health concerns such as anxiety, fatigue, unhealthy nutrition or the ever-lasting cold. However, with Student Health 101 students can be prepared and better their knowledge of a variety of health concerns.
“Studen...
Tammi Kolesinski, Connection Staff
September 14, 2011
Students met for a musical presentation and orientation for the Composer’s Collective, a meeting of the minds for composers and vocalists put on by the Cosumnes River College Composition Club, at CRC on Aug. 31 introducing Ann Moss.
Faculty advisor, Kurt Erickson, and Ann Moss, soprano and guest Artist in Residence from ...
September 14, 2011
Many students endured the sun during the Textbook Scholarship Drawing, waiting and hoping to be one of...
Holly Sanderson, Connection Staff
September 1, 2011
There are numerous equations which factor into the obstacles the average college student faces. Students not only are required to divide their time wisely between studies, social life and work in order to succeed, but must also face the pressures of affording an education. Affording a class does not stop at paying for the ...
Maggie Cabrey, Connection Staff
August 31, 2011
With many Cosumnes River College students having busy schedules, it’s important that they are aware of the on-campus options to quench their thirst and feed their hunger. One of those options is the Hungry Hawk.
The Hungry Hawk is the CRC food truck that’s located between the campus police building and gymn...
Ashley Boucher, Connection Staff
August 31, 2011
It’s the start of the college year and many students have purchased or decided whether a laptop or a tablet will accompany them throughout the semester.
Laptops are full powered computers that are portable, have full screens and keyboards. They hold a larger amount of storage and memory space, but this can cause a shorter...
August 29, 2011
If you reserved your excitement to avoid disappointment for the highly anticipated Jay Z and Kanye...
Daniel Newport, Connection Staff
May 6, 2011
A lot has changed from the 70’s. From the Bee Gees, The Flock of Seagulls, and to Nirvana, American culture has developed in a kaleidoscope of variety. A huge green movement sparked in the ‘70s, and causing more people to become more environmentally friendly, carrying on through the ‘80s and ‘90s and really paralleling...
May 6, 2011
Over 60 students, faculty, family and friends joined in celebration of kinesiology professor Travis Parker’s...
