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In This Issue...
Collin College gets second U.S. Professor of the Year
Killing Fields survivor tells What It Means To Be An American
Legends in community honored
Humanities students show 'artitude'
Spring Learning Communities classes released
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War, economy, celebrity: The 2007 that was
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Top 10 things to do over the holiday break
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5 Tips to Avoid Passing On a Winter Cold
Zeroing in on violence against women
End of a semester means the beginning of a career outlook
Transfer Tip -- Check into the field of study curricula
Drug use of a different color
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Quick Facts -- Drug awareness survey
December Employee Birthdays
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A newsletter for the students, faculty and staff of the Collin College. Published monthly. For information or submissions, call 972.599.3142. Cougar News welcomes student and faculty submissions. Next deadline: Dec. 5 All submissions are due by 5 p.m. on the due date. Photos cannot be returned. Text should be emailed to mrobinson@ccccd.edu or sent on disk. Please submit copy that is proofed, edited and saved in Word format. Cougar News staff: Lisa Vasquez, director; Mark Robinson, editor; Marcy Cadena-Smith, contributor; Sydney Portilla-Diggs, student correspondent; Alicia Pike, student correspondent; Heather Darrow, special contributor; Nick Young, photography and layout.

Humanities students show 'artitude'

For those seeking an “artitude” adjustment, seek out the exhibit at the Spring Creek Campus atrium Friday, Dec. 7.

 

The annual Fall Humanities Exhibit – titled “Improve Your Artitude” – will be on display from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and will feature music, photography, poetry and other visual art from fall 2007 Humanities 1301 students.

 

Humanities 1301 students explore what it means to be human by examining humankind's creativity throughout the ages. Visual and performing arts, literature, architecture, philosophy, technology, religion and mythology, are all part of the humanities compendium. In addition to studying these facets of the human experience, students are asked to express their own creative voice through class projects, some of which will be in this exhibit. Projects on display were selected by professors for their creativity and/or unique characteristics.
 
The event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served from 2-4 p.m.  


Art from last year's Humanities art exhibit at the Spring Creek Campus.

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