News
President and Board of Trustees discuss Sinclair’s future
Sinclair Community College held its annual 2010 Board Advance meeting on Jan. 30, as the Sinclair Board of Trustees discussed and voted on numerous issues involving the college. During the meeting, the trustees voted to invest $75 million into the Dayton campus over a five-year... [Read more...]
Sports
Gross brings intangibles to Lady Pride
As a senior at Bellbrook High School, Jana Gross said she never planned on playing college basketball. That might sound surprising for a player that lead the NJCAA in assists last year at 7.5 a game. “I originally wanted to play volleyball,” Gross said. “I thought I was... [Read more...]
Life
Staying fit and keeping young
As John Murray makes his 30-minute commute to Sinclair Community College, one prominent thought is on his mind: Staying young. At 95 years old, Murray’s daily routine on Sinclair’s campus consists of precision. At 8:25 a.m., Murray leaves his house and hops on the RTA. Murray... [Read more...]
Campus
Lady Pride collecting supplies for local schools
To provide aid for underprivileged students in the Greater Dayton Area, the Sinclair Community College women’s basketball team will be collecting school supplies, which they will donate to Dayton Crayons to Classrooms. Dayton Crayons to Classrooms (DC2C) is a free resource... [Read more...]
News
Conference promotes ethnic awareness in art
What does it mean to go home for a Cuban? For an African? For an American? The 17th REACH Across Dayton annual conference will explore that question and others on Feb. 26. The goal of REACH is “to promote cross-cultural understanding and education” between all ethnic communities in the Miami... [Read more...]
Words worth speaking
When Jeremiah Lewis was 14 years old, he wrote down three goals on a sheet of paper: to be a youth pastor, to be a signed gospel rapper and to be a millionaire. One of Lewis’ dreams came true in February 2009 when he became a youth pastor through Omega Baptist Church, but he said his path to get there... [Read more...]
Students travel road to gain U.S. citizenship
Sinclair continues to climb enrollment ladder
Student Support Services provides resources
English Professor balances teaching and poetry
Sinclair to host 20th annual Pre-Kwanzaa celebration
“The Ruins” Blog: Cutting the Fat
Life
International Showcase promotes intercultural awareness
Music, dance, food and presentations will be featured during the International Showcase on Feb. 15. The showcase kicks off the 10th annual Global Awareness Week, which will focus on diversity and harmony. The purpose of the showcase is to promote intercultural understanding, according to event coordinator... [Read more...]
Constructive criticism
Being forced to put up with an in-your-face master sergeant, run laps around a muddy football field and march in the pouring rain are just three reasons I hated my high school ROTC class. I managed to survive for one year, but that was it. I wore my dry-clean-only uniform every Wednesday, lifted weights... [Read more...]
When Lil’ Wayne came to Dayton
Teacher promotes international awareness
Brett Favre has the attitude I want
“Antigone” star looks forward to production
Chauvinistic confession
Counting down the decade’s top films
Sports
Give the Winter Olympics a Chance
I’ve heard some sports fans claim there’s nothing good to watch during the Winter Olympics. They say the flash and pizzazz of the summer games is absent in the winter games. I beg to differ. I’ve been a Winter Olympics fan since Picabo Street was popular. Even so, summer fans have a point. ... [Read more...]
Super Bowl XLIV is full of headlines
A familiar face makes a return appearance, while America is introduced to a new hero. On Feb. 7, the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints square off in Super Bowl XLIV in what should be a game full of storylines. Orleans dreams With the multiple sub-stories this matchup brings, the most inspiring... [Read more...]
Favre versus Manning would’ve been sweet
Defense reigns at OSU
Lady Pride off to impressive start
Looking ahead at OSU
Rallying around the Reds
Coach Dillon earns 100th career win
Campus
Instructor gets classes involved in aiding Haiti
Mo Khani has taught geography at Sinclair Community College since 1997 and has always involved his classes in catastrophe relief. Since a series of earthquakes hit Haiti last month, Khani and his six geography classes have donated money to help Haitians get back on their feet. On Jan. 29, Khani said... [Read more...]
Students win Crime Stoppers award
During the day, Nicholas Toscani suits up as an average Sinclair Community College student. When classes finish, Toscani puts on a different uniform. “It’s weird because people always look at me and say I look familiar,” Toscani said. Since September 2008, Toscani has been an officer for the Sinclair... [Read more...]
