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On Wednesday Feb. 18, GRCC Raider fans came out to say good-bye to head basketball coach of 18 years, David Selmon. (Photo by Ryan Tyrell/ Collegiate.)
Selmon plans retirement
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Mieshel Fortino (left) 32, waited four and a half years to enroll in GRCC's ADN program. While she was waiting, Fortino worked, took some required courses, and had a family. "I choose GRCC because it is cost-effective and reputable." (Photo by Rebekah Young /Collegiate)
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Two will seek re-election for board
Trustee Richard Verberg and The Board of Trustees’ Treasurer Ellen James are hoping to continue their service to the Board and the rest of GRCC this May.
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Have a seat in the waiting room
This year’s 2008-2 With Michigan’s rising need for nurses, GRCC’s Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) and Practical Nursing (PN) programs are facing increasing demand.
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Dave Selmon coaches the team in his final game at GRCC. Playing against Kellogg Community College, the Raiders battled for the win, with a final score of 91-86. (Photo by Ryan Tyrell/Collegiate)
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Selmon ready to move on
A collage of photographs hangs on the wall, these photographs display the lives touched by this man who is the Assistant Director of Student life and GRCC’s head Basketball coach.
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More than just a coach
Aaron Valdere is a lawyer in Japan. He is happily married with kids. He used to be a student at GRCC, and he used to play basketball, although not necessarily well. His coach was Dave Selmon.
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 Children enjoyed the face painting offered by the event put on by GRCC and many other sponsors. See Collegiate print edition for more photos from this event. (Photo by Alissa Deal/Collegiate)
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7th annual Family Matters
GRCC hosted its 7th annual “Family Matters” event Sat. Feb. 21 in the Ford Field House.
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Hughes: Twelve Moods for Jazz
In honor of such an established and succeccful person, the Langston Hughes Project was started.
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Jason strikes again in 2009
I’d consider myself to be pretty immune to “horror” films. Occasionally a pop-out will scare me, perhaps the gore will get just a little nauseating... but I must admit, the new Friday the 13th movie had my heart beating for a good 20 minutes after.
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