st clair community college (mccpa 3rd place, division ii)

8/2/2019 St Clair Community College (MCCPA 3rd Place, Division II)

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MCCPA Best Overall

Judges Name _KARL ZIOMEK__________________________

Name of Student Newspaper __ERIE SQUARE_______________________________________

College ___ST. CLAIR COUNTY CC___________________________________________________________

Division (Please circle): DIVISON 2

Directions:

Rank each of the following elements on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 being lower quality, 5 being

higher) by circling your choice. Write the number you circled in the space to the right;

add the total when done. Please use whole numbers (i.e., 1, 2, 3, etc.).

Needs work Excellent

Content 1 2 3 4 5 _2_____

Coverage 1 2 3 4 5 _2_____

Writing/Editing 1 2 3 4 5 _2____

Headlines 1 2 3 4 5 _2_____

Design/Visual Appeal 1 2 3 4 5 _2_____

Photography 1 2 3 4 5 _3_____

Total _13_____

Please write comments below; they will be used in the awards presentation. Please be

as specific as possible. Consider the strengths of the newspaper, its weaknesses andinclude any suggestions for improvement.

COMMENTS:

OVERALL, THIS PRODUCT LACKS VS. OTHERS NOMINATED. DESIGN AND LAYOUT

ARE POOR, COMMPOUNDED BYT LARGE, SPACED OUT TYPEFACE USED IN TEXT.TOO MANY HEADLINES ARE INCOMPLETE OR LABELS.

STAFF PAGES COULD HAVE BEEN A SINGLE STGORY AND HEADHOSTS IN A

QUARTER OF THE SPACE ULTIMATELY USED. MLK TRIBUTE HAD POTENTIAL, BUT

ALL THE ART ENDED UP UNDER THE FOLD. CRAYOLA MASTERPIECE HAD

POTENTIAL, TOO, BUT COULD HAVE USED BETTER HEADLINE WRITING AND

DEFINITELY MORE ARTWORK.


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EXAMINE OTHER NOMINEES FOR BETTER PACKAGING TECHNIQUES YOU ONLY

HAVE EIGHT PAGES AND YOURE FILLING THEM WITH TOO MANY LARGE

HEADSHOTS AND NOT ENOUGH INFORMATION TO GRAB AND ENGAGE THE

READER.

REEVALUATE TYPE SIZE, SECTIONING OF PRODUCT, USE OF ARTWORK ANDDEDICATION OF SPACE AND CONTENT FOR KEY STORIES.


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MCCPA Best Overall

Judges Name: Bill Thomas

Name of Student Newspaper: Erie Square Gazette

College: Monroe CCC

Division: II

Directions:

Rank each of the following elements on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 being lower quality, 5 being higher)by circling your choice. Write the number you circled in the space to the right; add the total whendone. Please use whole numbers (i.e., 1, 2, 3, etc.).

Needs work Excellent

Content 1 2 3 4 5 __2__

Coverage 1 2 3 4 5 __2__

Writing/Editing 1 2 3 4 5 __1__

Headlines 1 2 3 4 5 __1__

Design/Visual Appeal 1 2 3 4 5 __1__

Photography 1 2 3 4 5 __1__

Total __8_

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Please write comments below; they will be used in the awards presentation. Please be asspecific as possible. Consider the strengths of the newspaper, its weaknesses and include anysuggestions for improvement.

1. You make a valiant attempt to cover news related to your college, but its often pressrelease oriented. The paper reads like a publication directly from the colleges publicrelations office. Your staff needs to remember that it is producing a newspaper for thecampus and the students. Tell your readers whats going on.

2. I suggest that you hold regular story development meetings to review the news oncampus. Set stories and assign art. Determine what the biggest stories, trends, etc. areand go after them.


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3. Develop a focused editorial/commentary page with a clear editorial. The paper needs avoice.

4. Your single biggest need is a total redesign. Your headline and body types are weak;your column width and type size are weak; your picture usage is muddled. Simply. Its achore to read your paper. Inconsistent design also makes it more difficult to produce thenewspaper because theres no focus, which causes you to literally reinvent the wheel

every time you publish.


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Erie Square Gazette, Port Huron, MI4

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Sports Editor

The Super Bowl.

The most epic day in

America, Morgan

Freeman says on his

Visa commercial.

This year, the Super

Bowl will be a hard

hitting battle on the

gridiron between the

New England Patriots

and the New York

Giants.

But people will be

watching more than

Christian McGeachy

Sports Editor

After a few weeks

of getting Ls, the

up with a way to get

the W.

On Saturday, Feb.

4, the St.Clair CountyCommunity College

mens basketball came

up with the win over

Kirtland Community

College 70 - 56.

Breaking the Skippers

losing streak of six

games in row.

Throughout the

whole game, the

Skippers seemed to

be determined on

just the plays on the

will be on everybodys

mind during the breaks

in action.

Companies thrive

for the chance to have

their ads on the biggest

game of the year. But

is it worth it?

The cost for a Super

Ad, according to

CNNMoney, is three

million dollars for a

thirty second ad. When

you break it down,

thats one hundred

thousand dollars per

second.

Last year, Chrysler

put out their new

commercial for

Chrysler 200 car with

Eminem and was the

longest commercial in

Super Bowl history.

Costing Chrysler

twelve million dollars.

Thats a lot of money

for one commercial.

Many companies

take the chance on the

big stage. Companies

such as Skechers,

Doritos, Anheuser-

Busch, ETrade,

GoDaddy and Coca-

Cola. But companies

have to realize the

cost.

According to

CNNMoney, if

Snickers invested

in a thirty second

commercial, they

would have to sell

6,329,406 bars to pay

for their investment.

Bridgestone tires

would have to sell

298,656 tires and

Skechers would have

to sell 205,339 pairs of

shoes.

But if you wanted to

get your product out

there to the viewers,

this is the time to do it.

According to Time

NewsFeed, last years

Super Bowl set a TV

record for 111 million

viewers. In companies

eyes, those are

potential customers.

So, with all the facts

and ducks in a row, I

believe that investing

three million dollars

for a Super Bowl is

a wise investment. It

gives companies the

best chance for the

common everyday

customer/viewer to see

and hear about your

product.

So, Morgan

Freemans most epic

day in America can be

the big score for the

advertising companies.

Super Bowl worth super money?

breaking their losing

woes.

SC4s mens

basketball team had

a comfortable lead at

halftime with a score

of 36 - 27 and kept

their composure to

pick up the win and

never lose the lead.Johnnie Mills had

himself a ball game by

leading in scoring with

24 points.

Others on the

Skippers that scored

were: Josh Craig with

10 points. Melvin

Green III and Dennis

Hogan contributed 8

points apiece. Also

scoring was: Latwann

Wesley, Deion Stegall,

Jesse Schienke,

Brendalle Smith and

Lionel Hicks. Showing

that the Skippers

were moving the ballaround really well.

The Skippers alsodid a good job on the

boards as well.

Dennis Hogan lead

the team in rebounds

with eight of his own.

Also, Jesse Schienke

produced six rebounds

and Brendalle Smith

well.

With seven games

left to go in the regular

season, the Skippers

are 11- 12 and 3 - 7 in

the last 10 games.

Scoring leader up to

this point for SC4s

mens basketball is

Johnnie Mills with

274 points and 13.7

per game. Also scoring

big for the Skippersthis year are Jesse

Schienke with 192

points and Latwann

Wesley with 185

points.

Hopefully with a

win on a hot winter

afternoon, the

Skippers will get into

the winning groove

and out of the loss

column.

Next home games

will be on Feb.

8, against Alpena

Community College

and Feb.18, against

Mott Community

College.

V for victory

Jesse Schienke

Staff Writer

Whether it pertains

to something within

the game, something

within a team or

something within a

program, adversity

and sports go hand-in-

hand.

SC4s basketball

program is dealingwith that adversity at

a crucial time of their

season.

SC4 mens

basketball assistant

coach Mike Groulx

has been named

interim head coach

of the womens

basketball team

following the

year head coach,

Lakita Gantz, on

Wednesday, Jan.25.

Gantz did not

provide a direct reason

for her resignation.

Replacing a coach

mid-season is no small

task, and it put SC4

athletic director andmens head basketball

coach Dale Vos in a

tough spot.

was to just promote

Lucretia Bowerman,

coach Gantzs

year. She told would

the year as head coach

if she had to, but had

no interest in keeping

the job going forwardinto next year, said

Vos.

The solution seemed

to be a sensible one,

but Vos didnt want

to leave Bowerman to

run the team alone.

Initially, I turned

to Mike just to see if

hed be willing to help

out, Vos said. After

talking about it for

quite some time, heexpressed an interest

in taking over as head

coach.

Groulx, a former

player at SC4, has

been learning as an

assistant under Coach

Vos for the last six

years, and has always

aspired to someday be

a head coach.

I was a little

Stepping in and stepping up

Groulx. I had never

really envisioned

myself coaching

women. But the more

I thought about it and

the more Coach Vos

and I discussed it, I

began to see it as a

great opportunity togain experience as

well as helping to

move the program in

the right direction.

In addition to the

fact that he is picking

up in the middle of

the year, there are

also many differences

between the men and

womens games that

Groulx will be forced

to adapt to, and hell

have to do so ratherquickly.

Im beginning to

realize how much Ive

learned from Coach

Vos, Groulx said.

Hes really prepared

me and I feel ready

to take on this new

challenge.

Vos has every

proverbial understudy.

I have no doubt that

job, said Vos. Hes

a great student of the

game and I know hes

very passionate about

it. He really wants to

be a head coach.

As far as the future

of the position

is concerned, no

decisions have been

made just yet.

Latwann Wesley takes the open shot.

Photo by Christian McGeachy

Thursday Feb 9, 2012


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Erie Square Gazette, Port Huron, MI Thursday Oct 20, 2011Volume 60, Issue 4

Serving the Blue Water area since 1931

A public forum by and for students

Students and colleagues mourn loss of beloved instructorTwana Pinskey

Editor-in-Chief

Students and

colleagues, along with

the cast and crew of

the SC4 production

of Fool for Love,

grieve the loss ofAdjunct Theatre

Discipline Instructor,

Lisa Sturtridge.

Sturtridge was doing

what she loved best,

helping her students

perfect the craft of

stage makeup and

preparing for a show

when she died on Oct.

10, 2011.

Sturtridge lived in

Port Huron and was

an adjunct facultymember of the Visual

and Performing Arts

Department at SC4,

where she taught

Fundamentals of

Stage Makeup and

Fundamentals of

Theatre at SC4.

She had been the

costume designer

working on numerous

Theatre Discipline

productions at SC4since 2004. She had

worked in professional

and academic theatre

for more than 30

years.

She earned a

bachelors degree in

technical theatre with

a costume and lighting

design emphasis

from Michigan State

University, and a

masters degree in

costume design and

dramatic literature

from Emerson College

in Boston. She also

had designed costumes

for Port Huron Civic

Theatre.

As news of

Sturtridges passing

spread, students,

faculty and colleagues

paused to remember

Sturtridge.

Shawn Starkey,

Executive Director of

SC4 Publics Relations,

said grief counselors

were made available

to students, colleagues

and faculty.

We are in shock,

she was a well

respected and cared

about instructor, said

Starkey. Our prayers

and sympathies go out

to her family, friends

and students during

Adjunct Instructor

for the Visual and

Performing Arts,

and Drama Club

Adviser, Tom Kephart,

Sturtridge and was

working with her on

the SC4 production of

Fool for Love at the

time of her death.

Sturtridge when he

did the SC4 show,

Christmas Belles

three years ago. He

said they spent a lot

of time together since

Its just really weird

to know she is not

going to walk through

the door anymore,

said Kephart. The

thing I admired most

about Lisa is how she

cared, really cared

about the students at

SC4.

Kephart said former

students have been

calling and stopping in

since her death, asking

what they can do to

help. Kephart felt

this was a testimony

to how students past

and present felt about

Sturtridge.

Fool for Love cast

member Christian

Jones, from St. Clair,

SC4 sophomore and

liberal arts major,

shared his fondest

memory of Sturtridge

from the SC4 Drama

Club production of

Welcome to the

Moon.

Jones character was

a poet.

Sturtridge looked

at him and wondered

what to do for a

costume. As a joke,

Jones asked her for a

Mozart wig and vest

from that time period.

According to Jones,

she said she could do

that and left coming

back with a Mozart

wig and period vest.

She (Sturtridge)

said I didnt thinkanyone would ever ask

for this in a million

years, shared Jones

while laughing. And

of course she had it.

Sound crew member

from Fool for Love,

SC4 student Alyssa

Ferri, a veterinary

major from Cass City,

shared how Sturtridge

loved her job and was

always there for her

students.She impacted

everyone she knew,

said Ferri. She had

a way of touching

everyones heart and

she never forgot about

her students.

Kephart expressed

similar sentiments. It

was her (Sturtridge)

only constant, coming

in here and working

with the studentsis what made it

worthwhile for her.

There will be a

memorial service

honoring Lisa Oct.28,

at 3p.m. in the Fine

Arts Auditorium.

Liz Whittemore

Photo Editor

My favorite memory

of Lisa would be

I walked into class

with Twana and was

amazed at this woman,

so full of excitement

over painting on

someone face! Shewas incredible. This

met her, I was shocked

at how personal she

was with everyone. I

took her class because

of my wonderful

experience with Twana

that day and I am truly

grateful for knowing

her!

-Jasmine Hall

My favorite memory

of Mrs. Sturtridge was

how when we were

in her class and she

would always tell us

one of her childhood

stories. Especially

when she pointed out

that she grew up with

one of my friends,

and classmates, Craig

Desjardins family

Your schooling may be over, but remember

that your education still continues.and growing up on the

street where I now live

and how she told me

all about the people

that used to live

there.

-Brittany Vermeersch

My favorite memory

of Lisa was the stories

she told me of my

family. You see, my

dads brother andsisters grew up with

Lisa on the same

block. She would tell

me stories of what my

father used to do and

how they used to play

behind there street.

She also told me about

how my grandmother

taught her how to

sew dresses. Her

stories brought backmemories of my

grandmother, and, for

that hour, she felt like

another Aunt, or even

my grandmother, for

she would always call

me Paul, the name of

one of my uncles, just

like my grandmother.

-Craig DesJardins

We had been

worrying about a

particular student and

something the student

was struggling with.

And we had this long

conversation about

what kind of options

there were, and what

might happen, and

how to best do what

would be useful for

the student. We had

come up with thisvery interesting, sort

of formal this is

what you can do and

what you cant do

and heres the plan

and heres how you

help and these are

the suggestions you

can make. About 20

minutes later I walk

out into the hallway

and Lisa has literally

taken the student bythe hand, shes holding

the student by the

wrist, and shes saying

Yes I know, but

youre coming with

me, no, youre coming

with me, youre

coming with me right

now, right now, and

were going over there

and Im not letting

go until you do. And

I looked at her and I

said, Lisa this is the

plan? And she said,

Well, whatever it

takes, right? If she

had a student that was

struggling, she was

just determined thatshe was going to do

whatever she had to do

to help.

-Elaine Schatzline-

Behr

We were working on

one of those blood and

gore makeup things

for an arts festival in

town. Lisa showed

up and there was a

teenage boy who had

big, gooey, wound,

burn thing on his

arm, and she walked

over and she looked

over at it and she said

Ohhh...thats gross!Thats disgusting! I

love it! Really well

done make-up, she

just loved it no matter

how gross it was.

-Elaine Schatzline-

Behr

Watching her

interaction with

the students, her

enthusiasm. She had

great recipes; her

recipe for Febreeze is

cheap vodka and water

in a spray bottle.

-Karen Jezewoski

My sister, who was in

the band, symphonicband with Lisa in

high school. And Sue

and Lisa were always

and my sister was a

pretty decent French

horn playershe said

Lisa was the most

beautiful French horn

player.

-Holly Pennington

Lisa Sturtridge, Adjunct Theatre Discipline Instructor.

Photo provided by SC4 Public Relations.

Lisa Sturtridge, Adjunct Theatre Discipline Instructor, working with students in her fundamentals of stage

makeup class, fall 2011. Photo Credit: Twana Pinskey

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Editor-in-Chief

Twana Pinskey

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Community

Danielle Kennedy

and Twana Pinskey

Copy Editor and

Editor-in-Chief

Port Huron played

Undead at a red carpet affair

host to the mid-west

premier of Mimesis.

SC4 zombies ushered

the event.

The third annual

Blue Water Film

Festival kicked off a

star studded weekend

at the McMorran on

Oct. 6 with Dave

Coulier, one of the

stars of Full House,

at the microphone for

a stand-up comedy

routine.

But perhaps the

biggest event of all

took place on the

following evening,

the mid-west premier

of Mimesis, which

brought Sid Haig, of

Kill Bill and The

Devils Rejects,

and other stars from

Mimesis to PortHuron.

An event that some

SC4 students got to be

a part of.

Led by their advisor

Bob Kroll, SC4s

Zombie Defense

Council descended on

the event, talking the

talk and walking the

walk of the undead, all

while entertaining the

crowd and acting asushers.

Theyre excellent

zombies. Theyre

really good, well

dressed up and a lot

of fun, said Clarissa

Karling as she

observed the zombies

shambling about by

the curb in front of

the McMorran. Good

idea to have the

zombies.

Acacia Sherman, of

Port Huron, was part

of the makeup team

that made the zombie

magic happen.

When asked about

Mimesis premiering

in Port Huron,

Sherman had this

to say, I think it is

absolutely awesome.

It is awesome because

not many people know

of Port Huron and its

a way to get the name

out, the city out, and

bring in business.

SC4 alumni Cody

Kimball traveled

all the way from

Kalamazoo to partake

in the occasion,

lending his zombie

premier and calling it

one of the greatest

moments in Port

When asked about

how he managed to

bring the mid-west

premier to Port Huron,

Jeremy Stemen,

Executive Director for

the Blue Water Film

Festival, said that the

director of Mimesis,Douglas Schulze, was

a former Blue Water

Film Festival judge.

Screenings for the

Michigans hottest

by the festival took

place on the following

Oct. 8.

Following the

screening of those 17

of thirtysomething,was awarded the

Golden Mitten Award,

and Chris Gore

was awarded the

Big Thumb Award.

Films: The Dancer,

Bullies on Vacation

and World of Art

took home the top

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Mae Overholt, a SC4 dual enrolled student and ZDC

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Photos by: Twana Pinskey

Clay Kimball, SC4 dual enrolled student, ESG Web master,

and ZDC member, as one of the zombies for movie premiere.

movie, Mimesis, that made its Midwest Premiere during the BWFF.

Detroit native, Dave Coulier, star of Full

House, performed at McMorran Theateron Thursday Oct. 6, 2011.

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Port Huron played

Undead at a red carpet affair

host to the mid-west

premier of Mimesis.

SC4 zombies ushered

the event.

The third annual

Blue Water Film

Festival kicked off a

star studded weekend

at the McMorran on

Oct. 6 with Dave

Coulier, one of the

stars of Full House,

at the microphone for

a stand-up comedy

routine.

But perhaps the

biggest event of all

took place on the

following evening,

the mid-west premier

of Mimesis, which

brought Sid Haig, of

Kill Bill and The

Devils Rejects,

and other stars from

Mimesis to PortHuron.

An event that some

SC4 students got to be

a part of.

Led by their advisor

Bob Kroll, SC4s

Zombie Defense

Council descended on

the event, talking the

talk and walking the

walk of the undead, all

while entertaining the

crowd and acting asushers.

Theyre excellent

zombies. Theyre

really good, well

dressed up and a lot

of fun, said Clarissa

Karling as she

observed the zombies

shambling about by

the curb in front of

the McMorran. Good

idea to have the

zombies.

Acacia Sherman, ofPort Huron, was part

of the makeup team

that made the zombie

magic happen.

When asked about

Mimesis premiering

in Port Huron,

Sherman had this

to say, I think it is

absolutely awesome.

It is awesome because

not many people know

of Port Huron and its

a way to get the name

out, the city out, and

bring in business.

SC4 alumni Cody

Kimball traveled

all the way from

Kalamazoo to partake

in the occasion,

lending his zombie

premier and calling it

one of the greatest

moments in Port

When asked about

how he managed to

bring the mid-west

premier to Port Huron,

Jeremy Stemen,

Executive Director for

the Blue Water Film

Festival, said that the

director of Mimesis,Douglas Schulze, was

a former Blue Water

Film Festival judge.

Screenings for the

Michigans hottest

by the festival took

place on the following

Oct. 8.

Following the

screening of those 17

of thirtysomething,was awarded the

Golden Mitten Award,

and Chris Gore

was awarded the

Big Thumb Award.

Films: The Dancer,

Bullies on Vacation

and World of Art

took home the top

awards.

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Mae Overholt, a SC4 dual enrolled student and ZDC

member, walked the red carpet at the premiere.

Photos by: Twana Pinskey

Clay Kimball, SC4 dual enrolled student, ESG Web master,

and ZDC member, as one of the zombies for movie premiere.

movie, Mimesis, that made its Midwest Premiere during the BWFF.

Detroit native, Dave Coulier, star of Full

House, performed at McMorran Theateron Thursday Oct. 6, 2011.

West Wing, was presented with the GoldenMitten Award


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FERRIS STATEUNIVERSITY

PORT HURON

Phone: (810) 762-0461 or

(866) 387-9430

[email protected]

www.ferris.edu/statewide

TOP 10 REASONS SHOULD

MAKE FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY

YOUR UNIVERSITY.

You like to spend yourmoney wisely.

We offer a qualityeducation at anaffordable price.

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We offer career-oriented educationwhere theorymeets practice.

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You have a busy life.We have weekend,evening andonline classes.

You want tochallenge yourself.

We want you tobe competitive intodays economy.

You want support

along the way.

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and faculty and staff

who care.

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know how to transfer

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Fighting like lions

and tigers, only this

time for a good cause.

On Thursday, Oct.13, the Mens and

Womens Basketball

teams played against

each other to raise

fund for both teams.

Altogether, $221

were raised and split

between the two teams

to pay for equipment,

uniforms, and travel

funds.

At the end of the

skippers were down

30-16. Even though

they fought hard to

gain a lead, the game

ended with a Mens

close win at 42-31.

Though some players

were disappointed

by the close ending,

they were remindedthat the game was

for fundraising, not

competition.

Coach LaKita Gantz

commented that even

though not a large

amount of money

was made, she plans

to have the Womens

Basketball team

participate in morefundraisers, such as

a fashion show or

assorted parties. She

also hopes that more

people will be aware

of the teams because

of this event and will

come out to more of

the events to help the

teams.

Gantz believes thatthe game showed her

what members of the

team played more

competitively, played

harder, and played

better against their

male counterparts,

what she believes to

be a good indication of

how well theyll play

against other womensteams. It showed her

what the team needs to

work on at practice, as

well.

Battle of the sexes

From Player to coach,

Kyle Brown Sports Editor

During the course ofthe year, many sports

fans that watch ESPN

the World Series of

Poker has become

a main attraction.

And for the students

at St. Clair County

Community College,

Euchre has become the

main event.

Students that come

to the college centerfor their lunch break

have found out this

semester that Euchre

is a popular card

game among other

classmates.

According to

thefreedictionary

.com, Euchre is

game played usually

with the highest 32

cards, in which each

player is dealt 5 cardsand the player making

the trump is required

to take at least 3 tricks

to win.

Confused? Youre

not the only one. I was

too.

But since Ive gotten

into the phenomenon

of Euchre, I can

come up with a better

explanation for the

people still confusedand scratching their

heads.

Four players are

split in two teams and

play each other in

game to which have

to score ten points

to win. Each player

piece. The only cards

being dealt are tens

through aces. Jacks are

considered bowersand are the highest

cards when used in the

right trump. Someone

from the four must call

trump, either spades,

hearts, diamonds or

clubs. Trump becomes

the highest value in the

game and if you have

enough trump during a

hand, you could have

the advantage to win.

Still confused? Well

thats very common,but many students

at SC4 have enjoyed

and learned very

quickly by playing this

strategy game of wits

and trump.

Students like

Michael Brough, a

third year student

a St.Clair County

Community College,

says, I like Euchre,

because it passes timefaster. It also helps

to strategize better

and helps your brain

power.

Trumping into the Euchre scene

Sports Editor

scenarios throughout

life, boy becomes

man, student becomes

the teacher and at

St. Clair Community

County College the

player became the

coach.

Kyle Brown, a

sophomore at SC4,

became a part of the

the upcoming mens

basketball team

season.

Brown, played

high school ball at

and played a year

underneath the SC4

roster. Deciding to

take his talents to a

became one of the

coaching side, said

Brown.

is no longer able to

play the sport as a

wanted to stay in

coaching aspect and at

least to keep the team

can.

According to Brown,

he has coached before

at his high school,

and also while being

a player last year at

SC4. So, between his

skills on the court as

a power forward and

being an assistant

coach, he would be

the perfect choice to

teach the players of

tomorrow.

work...and what the

players need to know

is that it takes hard

get to the point to

(the other team) best

player.

Brown has had agreat experience

throughout his

basketball and

coaching career, so far,

nothing compares to

being next to Coach

Dale Vos.

Vos has been the

coach for St. Clair

County Community

College for 20 years

and has much success

with mens basketball

program. When asked

about being next to

Dale Vos, Brown

Dale as a person and

him is a big help me

personally and its a

great experience.

Brown plans to

on coaching mens

basketball in the

to be the player that

became the coach.

Photo by Phillipa Willitts under a Creative Commons license.

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