Sinclair’s Most Beloved Barista in the Spotlight
From making lattes to running a whole coffee shop, Daphne Lovelace’s story demonstrates courage, flexibility, and a commitment to customer service. “I am 62 years old and have two children…
Some things you ought to know: Until next time
I had hoped that my letter from the editor in our Nov. magazine was a sufficient goodbye. But I was reminded, by my exceptional Social Media Coordinator Katie Quintuna, that…
An author you should know: Mia Hubbard’s journey to publication
In an insightful interview with The Clarion, Mia Morton Hubbard, a communication professor at Sinclair Community College and now a children’s book author, discusses her latest book, “Black Is…”, and…
Enjoy a taste of Ecuadorian cuisine with this churrasco recipe
Photo Credit: jorono/Pixabay As a kid, I was fortunate enough to get to know my Ecuadorian roots through food. One dish I’ve always treasured is churrasco. While originally from Brazil,…
Getting to know the people who keep us safe
Today, law enforcement is popularly portrayed negatively. However, Matthew Tyahur, a Sinclair Police Officer, encourages you to have heart-to-heart conversations with some law enforcement workers before reaching such a conclusion…
Pet rock party breaks the ice at Sinclair
It may sound odd but pet rock parties are proving to be some of the best campus events this year. A veritable storm of creativity meets adopting a piece of…