The Advocate Online - June 8, Volume 47, Issue 31

June 8, 2012 –
Volume 47, Issue 31


	Saints take second at NWAACCs Pomp and circumstance Retiring instructor taking his Ted bucks with him Living arts editor picks summertime activities Corbett grad trains for the Olympic Trials It's not every day that a recent high school graduate gets to spend part of his summer training for the Olympic.....read more Pomp and circumstance The 2012 commencement for students earning degrees from MHCC will be Saturday, June 16, at.....read more Retiring instructor taking his Ted bucks with him After 30 years of handing out "In Ted We Trust Bucks," and trading them for Snickers bars in his economics.....read more Living arts editor picks summertime activities As the school year comes to an end some MHCC students will be looking for ways to occupy their newly found.....read more

In this Issue:
News Opinion Living Arts Sports Access fee adds to student expenses Pomp and circumstance All-state scholars to graduate from MHCC spring term Registration for FastTrack classes open Investigation of WLEE instructors on leave continues Retired payroll manager excited to move onto next stage of life Retiring instructor taking his Ted bucks with him News Briefs Administrator seeks to inform students and staff Take the summer to decide your vote in the upcoming election Vocalist highlights tracks on fifth studio album 'Synthetica' Living arts editor picks summertime activities Corbett grad trains for the Olympic Trials at college pool Saints baseball players recruited by D-I and drafted for Mariners

Investigation of WLEE instructors on leave continues

Three Wilderness and Experiential Leadership (WLEE) program instructors who are on administrative leave are under personnel investigation.

Vocalist highlights tracks on fifth studio album 'Synthetica'

Releasing their fi fth studio album next week, Canadian indie rock band Metric is again delighting fans with their dark, moody sound in "Synthetica".

Access fee adds to student expenses

Fees that will go in effect for the upcoming summer term are the $5 tuition increase per credit hour, the college services fee increase of $10 ($40 total) and the new access fee of $35 per term, which will replace the current parking permit and fee system.

Corbett grad trains for the Olympic Trials

Pomp and circumstance

Retiring instructor taking his Ted bucks with him

Living arts editor picks summertime activities