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December graduation deadline approaching rapidly
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"All work and no play," that is what some may say about college.

However, there are others who believe that "All work and no play" is the best way to go because they are the students that will be graduating soon. 

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Fall one-acts challenge audience intellectually, morally

Northeast’s theatre department will present six one act plays October 21*-23 at 7 p.m. and on October 24 at 2 p.m. in the Hines Hall Auditorium. 

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Former art instructor returns with daughter for exhibition
Mark Fields
Published 09/01/2010

Long time Northeast art instructor Judy Tucci returns to the college with her daughter Maria Hughes as the two will be displaying there art at this month’s exhibition in Anderson Hall. 

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Carr Aquatic Center provides more than just free swim
y Olivia King, Staff Writer
Published 08/31/2010

An eight-lane, Olympic-sized swimming pool located between the Tennis Courts and Murphy Hall on the campus of Northeast open June through September hosts many activities and opportunities for Northeast and the community.

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Students finding close parking spots at a premium

Parking seems to be very important to students at Northeast Mississippi Community College.

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Burgess Activity Center holds more than meets the eye
Samantha Fair, Staff Writer
Published 08/31/2010
 
Bratton C. Burgess Student Activity Center offers a variety of programs available to both faculty and students.
 

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SGA plans full year of fun events
Sha' Simpson, Staff Writer
Published 08/31/2010

Party Party Party...let's all get...to know each other!

That seems to be the primary goal of Northeast's Student Government Association (SGA) this year.  

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Northeast adds structure to open dorm policy
By Olivia King, Staff Writer
Published 08/30/2010
 
“Open Closed Dorms” sum up Northeast Mississippi Community College’s (NEMCC) policy for biweekly Open Dorms. Members of the opposite sex are allowed into dorms at scheduled times after checking in with the dormitory supervisor and presenting them with identification (ID).
 

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Aloha means welcome back for students
By Sarah Leathers, Staff Writer
Published 08/24/2010

Aloha was the word of the night on August 17 during the Back to School Luau sponsored by the Student Government Association (SGA).  

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Dorm room deadline looms for students
By Emily Kelly, Staff Writer

Students who plan to live in a dorm during the 2010 fall semester must reserve their room by March 22 in order to receive priority room consideration.

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Floyd still going strong after 35 years
By Lindsay Hill, Staff Writer

"Teachers can't burn out if they aren't on fire." ~Anita Voelker

Voelker’s quote epitomizes Pamela Floyd in every sense. .

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Northeast sets advising day for returning students
By Thomas Cooper, Staff Writer

Northeast will hold ‘Advising Day’ on Tuesday, March 30.

Advising Day was originally published in the 2009-10 college catalog and calendar as March 9, but due to a conflict with the availability of courses on Mississippi Virtual Community College the date had to be changed..

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Art students place in state competition
By Amanda Walker, Staff Writer

A pair of Northeast Mississippi Community College students placed at the 2010 MCJCAIA State Art Competition held recently at Copiah-Lincoln Community College.

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Northeast elects Mr., Miss NEMCC, class favorites
By Lindsay Hill, Staff Writer

Northeast’s Student Government Association (SGA) recently sponsored the college’s campus-wide Who’s Who election.

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PBL students capture state awards
By Audrey Anna Roberson, Staff Writer

Northeast’s Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) division had a pair of students place in the state competition held in Tupelo.

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Local DECA chapter places at state competition
By Chris South, Staff Writer

Northeast’s chapter of Delta Epsilon Chi Association (DECA) competed at the state conference bringing home multiple awards.

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Famed trombonist visiting campus
By Faadiah Tramble, Staff Writer

Ron Wilkins, a brass trombonist, will be at Northeast next week. .

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Dental hyginests using fund-raiser for trip
By Audrey Anna Roberson, Staff Writer

Northeast’s Dental Hygienists Association is working on a fundraiser to help raise money for a Sanha Trip to Chicago..

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College representatives help with transfer process
By Thomas Cooper, Staff Writer

A Mississippi State University representative will be on hand Thursday, March 4 to answer questions..

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P. Wonder Harris helps mark Black History Month

In 1926, Carter G. Woodson founded what would become Black History Month.

To celebrate, Northeast Community College welcomed P. Wonder Harris to speak at Hines with an opening performance by The Voices of Unity Choir..

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Date auction helps BSU fund summer missions

Northeast's Baptist Student Union (BSU) has a date auction once a semester to help raise money for the summer missions. .

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Northeast tops blood-giving milestone

Northeast held its annual January blood drive on January 25 and 26.

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Indoor winter guard, indoor experience capture first place

Northeast’s indoor winter guard and the indoor experience (drum line) attended the Artistry in Motion Indoor Competition at Tupelo High School on Saturday February 7, and both teams earned first place in their respective divisions.

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Assistant band director has 'Fire and Ice' published

Never backing down, doing the right thing, even in the face of overwhelming adversity.

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PTK helping Haiti

Phi Theta Kappa is working with the survivors of Haiti to help them with the recent earthquake disaster.

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Childhood Education instructors work together for almost 100 combined years

It is often said it takes a special person to work with small children everyday.

If that is the case, Sandra Ford, Cathy Higgins and Bonita Crump are very special people combining for almost 100 years in the childcare profession at Northeast Mississippi Community College.

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Student Activities sponsors Valentine's Formal

It is that time of year again.

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