“New Place on the Block: Darts of War!” – photo essay
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Transfer partnerships grow at Camden County College
By Caitlyn O’Sullivan CCC Journalism Program Camden County College’s transfer partnerships with area universities are growing, the college’s transfer services coordinator said recently. Rachel Kane, a...
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Student government candidates differ on campus tobacco ban
By Alyssa Barrett CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – Amid news that electronic cigarettes have been associated with deaths and injuries and apprehension that minors may be drawn to flavored electronic...
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Students unsure of how Trump impeachment inquiry affects them
By Chris LeMasney CCC Journalism Program Students at Camden County College say they are not sure how the Trump impeachment inquiry directly affects them. Camden County College student Robert Stevenson...
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Café in first year in Taft Hall
By Alieu Turay CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – A new café has begun its second semester of operation in Taft Hall. The café was moved from the Connector Building to the first floor near the main...
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College to begin renovations on buildings around campus
By Kaileigh Blaker CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – Camden County College administrators plan to begin renovations on Lincoln Hall this month and intend to renovate Papiano Gymnasium after that....
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Commuters get a charge at Camden County College
By Jaimie McCormick CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – Since their installation in 2014, use of the six charging stations for electric and hybrid cars at Camden County College has steadily increased....
View ArticleLawmakers consider proposal to pay college student-athletes in N.J.
By Quashawn L. Love CCC Journalism Program A proposal to allow college student-athletes to receive payments for endorsements and uses of their image in New Jersey is drawing mixed reaction from...
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Career workshops gain flexibility with new online option
By Joe Matteo CCC Journalism Program Camden County College has introduced a way to experience career development workshops online. Derena Shafer, career services adviser, works on the Blackwood campus....
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Relocated optical clinic operates on Blackwood campus
By Mimi Hoang CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – Camden County College’s optical clinic is marking its second year since upgrading and relocating from the Otto R. Mauke Community Center to the Gabriel...
View ArticleAn Artist Among Us
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View ArticleA Look at the Life of Megan LaCombe
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View ArticleShouts of hate echo in courtyard
By Alyssa Barrett CCC Journalism Program At 12:15 p.m. on Nov. 5, crowds of students began building in the courtyard near the Otto R. Mauke Community Center on the Blackwood campus of Camden County...
View ArticleNelson Reyes: One Heck of a Dude
By Joe Matteo CCC Journalism Program Nelson Reyes is a hardworking, take-charge man of faith, who makes his friends feel truly loved. Despite his dedication to his church, his friends and his family,...
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