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HCC Times
The Student Newspaper of Howard Community College

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Set for the week of Dec. 6, Stress Reduction Week gives HCC students the opportunity to decompress before the fall semesters final stretch.
A Preview of Stress Reduction Week
TJ Cyrus • December 1, 2021
A decades long tradition has a new wrinkle this year as a tree from Maryland will stand in Rockefeller Plaza for the first time in the 90-year old annual celebration.
We Are Going to New York!
Dee Elkerson • November 24, 2021
During her Oct. 5 testimony, Haugen shed light on Facebooks malicious tactics, which included intentionally promoting content harmful to teens mental health.
Facebook Whistleblower Exposes Platform's Harmful Tactics
Heather Sabol • November 12, 2021
Features
Students and other members of the HCC community who are passionate about movies can discuss films weekly on Zoom through the HCC Film Program.
Movies on Campus: Where? What Do You Want To Watch?
Dee Elkerson • December 18, 2021
Some HCC students utilize the winter semester to take accelerated courses that help them further pursue their goal of graduating.
An Insight on What to Expect From Your Winter Courses
Courtney Ott and Dee Elkerson • December 15, 2021
Make your playlist a bit more merry this holiday season by adding some festive tunes!
15 Holiday Songs You Need to Add to Your Playlist
Heather Sabol • December 7, 2021
Opinions
An Evening With Silk Sonic is the debut album of Silk Sonic -- the duo of Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak.
An Evening With Silk Sonic - Album Review
TJ Cyrus • November 23, 2021
Social media platforms such as Instagram have given users the ability to hide the like count on their posts out of concern for their mental health.
Hiding 'Likes' on Posts Should be Universal on all Social Media Platforms
Courtney Ott • November 19, 2021
The United States ongoing battle with the deadly COVID-19 pandemic has been further complicated by the abundance of misinformation about the virus.
COVID-19 and Misinformation: The Tale of Two Pandemics
Deja Grissom • October 29, 2021
Sports
The kickoff is a boring part of a beloved game. (photos courtesy of Deposit Photos and Torsten Bolten)
Kickoffs Deserve the Boot: Why the NFL Needs to Eliminate the Kickoff
Tanner Malinowski, Contributor • May 11, 2021
The Dragons have once again taken to the lacrosse field.
Players and Coaches Are Eager to Resume Sports at HCC After Year-Long Pause
Tanner Malinowski • May 2, 2021
A World Without Sports: After COVID-19, Will Sports Ever Be the Same?
A World Without Sports: After COVID-19, Will Sports Ever Be the Same?
Darius Hammond • August 3, 2020
   Movies and Film
The Intern was released on September 15, 2015.
This is What Cool Is
Joel E. Wood II, Columnist • April 23, 2021
New York Premiere of Marriage Story hosted by Netflix at The Paris Theater. Pictured: Noah Baumbach (Director), Laura Dern, Alan Alda, Ray Liotta, Julie Hagerty, Azhy Robertson, Adam Driver, David Heyman (Producer) .-Photo by: Marion Curtis / StarPix for Netflix
"Marriage Story": an Emotionally Moving Masterpiece to the Nth Degree
Joel E. Wood II • March 19, 2021
Walter McMillian was falsely accused and imprisoned for a murder he did not commit.
"Just Mercy": The Intersection of Justice, Hope, and Abuse of Power
Joel E. Wood II, Columnist • March 11, 2021
Trending Stories
A Jumpstart to College: The Perfect Program for Getting a Step Ahead
Joshua Panepento, Staff Writer
Kickoffs Deserve the Boot: Why the NFL Needs to Eliminate the Kickoff
Tanner Malinowski, Contributor
Biden’s American Families Plan Cuts Proposal for Two Years of Free Community College
Melanie Price
Weekly Horoscope
The Great Liberator
Malcolm X once said The most disrespected person in America is the Black woman.
Feminism Failed Black Women, Womanism is the Solution
April 12, 2021
Elizabeth Jennings Graham challenged segregation in New York City over 100 years before Rosa Parks helped spark a boycott.
A Woman Named Elizabeth: How Elizabeth Jennings Graham Challenged New York's Streetcar Segregation
March 4, 2021
Highland Beach was a place where African Americans could enjoy the seaside.
Maryland's first Black Municipality: The story of Highland Beach
February 18, 2021
   Student Spotlight
Letter from the Incoming Editor: 2021-2022
Letter from the Incoming Editor: 2021-2022
August 26, 2021
Amira Cooper is graduating from Howard Community College with the class of 2021.
Graduating From HCC and What it Means to Me
May 27, 2021
Rebecca Nason was The HCC Times editor-in-chief for the 2020-2021 academic year.
Letter from the Outgoing Editor: 2020-2021
May 24, 2021

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