Top Stories From Nov.26, 2008 issue
                              Diving in to get the job done right
                                           Motorcycles free from fees
                                                   Tagged! Graffiti found

B.D. Wong tells all at pre-lecture forum
Here is the first segment of The Collegiate Live's first video story. For more video, click here

Blackboard information accessed on Facebook
Getting education in an alternative way or volunteering in the community are just some of the opportunities students experience in TRIO.
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Actor speaks at lecture series
To make things easier on Blackboard for GRCC students, the Distance Learning and Instructional Technologies Department has adopted two programs that link Facebook and Blackboard.
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Campus Events
Don't miss any campus events, get the scoop here.

Sophomore guard, Jance Payne brings up the ball for the Raiders. (Photo by Ryan Tyrell /Collegiate)

GRCC blows away the competition
The GRCC Raiders have been playing with a “team first” mentality and with that attitude they have gotten off to a 5-1 start, their best start in nearly a decade.
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Women bounce back after loss
After suffering a tough loss to Muskegon CC on Dec. 3 in the opening of conference play, the women bounced back with a win against Delta College.
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GRCC welcomes 'Scotland Road'
“There’s a difference between not telling the truth and being a fake,” character Dr. Halbrech said.
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Ring in the holidays with the Orchestra
The Kent Philharmonia Orchestra (KPO) is a GRCC-sponsored community organization that has been sharing the art of music with listeners since 1975.
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A&E Briefs
Check out what's going on around you!

Collegiate on TV
What do our editors think of your must-see TV shows? Find out here!

Collegiate on Movies
Reviews, previews and the latest news from the movies. Now playing a preview of "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button."

Collegiate on Books
Managing Editor Yirssi Bergman doesn't just write stories all day. She also likes to kick back with a good book. Her picks, pans and recommendations are all found here.

Also available this semester: Art, Movies, Music, Student Life.

Weapons on campus endangers us
The right of any American should be protected and honored, including the right to bear arms. However, to bring concealed weapons to a college campus should never allowed.
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Letter to the Editor
I read Nicole Hoffman’s report on the band Boris (Nov. 26, page 11, “Boris Bores crowd”). I was sorry to hear they had just put on such a bad show; however, her comments abased the entire review.
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Student Shoutout Poll: Do you think concealed weapons should be allowed on campus?
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