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Seasonal work opportunities abound in the Madison area

Amy Johnson, Business Director October 4, 2014

The holiday season is fast approaching. Even though you may not want to think about the holidays, many employers are starting to hire for seasonal work. Stores like Kohl’s, Duluth Trading Company,...

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The Art of ‘Aging in Place’

Joe Pruski, Opinion Editor September 19, 2014

Clarion Illustration by Christopher Pinkert As the average age of Americans continues to increase, many older people are faced with the prospect of leaving the dwellings that they have spent their entire...

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Tiny home, big impact

Joe Ballard, News Editor September 18, 2014

Before the brutal Wisconsin winter sets in, the Occupy Madison(OM) Tiny Houses project needs help covering costs to finish needed renovations before the low-income housing is inhabitable. Co-President...

Senate seats open for students at all campuses

Marisa Comeau-Kerege, Arts Editor September 18, 2014

The Madison College student senate is looking for applicants for its upcoming elections.  Due by Sept. 19,  The applications will also be used as profiles of the candidates for public view during the...

Education across the nation

Joe Pruski, Opinion Editor September 18, 2014

Wisconsin schools rank ninth in the nation according to a report released by personal finance website WalletHub, on Aug. 4. The analysis of all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia was based on...

Ditch the electronics, but protect the environment

Christopher Pinkert, Graphic Designer September 18, 2014

When it comes to getting rid of unwanted electronics, the landfill is only a legal option for a few types of items and they can’t sit in the garage forever. However, recycling at an electronics collection...

Veterans, volunteers take time to remember Sept. 11

Marisa Comeau-Kerege, Arts Editor September 18, 2014

MCT Illustration Sept. 11, 2001 was a day that shook the country and the world. The Volunteer Center and the Veterans club paid homage to this tragic day, as well as to all military and first responders...

Student loan debt topic of Baldwin visit

Natalie Connors, Editor in Chief September 18, 2014

Unfortunately for many, being a student also means carrying student debt. Many individuals graduate from school with the possibility of having to pay back tens of thousands of dollars in student loans....

The court is now in session

Alison Malek, Copy Writer September 18, 2014

Madison College’s Protective Services Building constructed a state of the art E-Mock Trial Courtroom. On Sept. 8, Madison College paralegal instructor Bill Bedker led tours with other staff members...

WiscAMP scholars program begins its 3rd year

Provided to the Clarion September 18, 2014

The WiscAMP Scholars Program supports students classified as ‘underrepresented minorities’ who plan to transfer from Madison College to four year colleges or universities to complete baccalaureate...

Judges sample items at the World Dairy Expo Championship on Aug. 20 in the Mitby Theater.

College hosts dairy expo judging

Joe Pruski, Opinion Editor August 29, 2014

Some of the finest dairy products from the United States and beyond were judged at Madison College’s Mitby Theater during the World Dairy Expo Championship on Aug. 19 and 20. The championship, sponsored...

Trey Mireles receives excellence in teaching honor

Mackenzie Smith, Staff Writer August 29, 2014

If you didn’t know that Professor Trey Mireles was the 2014 recipient of the Excellence in Teaching award from CAP (Council for Accelerated Programs), don’t expect him to bring you up to speed.  “I...

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