Pictured left to right: Kathleen Cunningham, Laura Doane, and Tara Riley of the Advantage Program in their office (Louise Ineson) By Louise Ineson It can be difficult to find resources on campus for course advising, aid applications, and working through transfer processes. The Advantage Program, from its
By The MainSheet A recent MainSheet story that appeared under the headline “4 Supports for 4Cs” had inaccurate information about the Advantage Program. According to information later supplied to the MainSheet by the program, “The Advantage Program is funded by a TRIO Student Support Services
Edits are applied to stories multiple times throughout the process (Jessica Lynch) By Jessica Lynch Dear MainSheet readers, In the journalism business, errors are inevitable. Nobody likes them. Journalists hate them. But, because we’re all just people, and people make mistakes, they happen. Sometimes they are the result of a reporting
Some of Isabella's essential items (Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez) By Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez Creativity and individuality have always been concepts at the forefront of my mind as I have cultivated my own personal style. Now, platforms like Instagram and TikTok push microtrends and aesthetics that trend in the algorithm for
Koji Yakusho, left, and Arisa Nakano appear in Wim Wenders’ “Perfect Days.” The 4Cs International Film Series will screen the film on April 2. (Neon) By Grace Sanderson Cape Cod Community College’s weekly International Film Series exposes its attendees to new perspectives. Hosts Cindy Pavlos, an administrative
Calendar with due date circled (Louise Ineson) By Louise Ineson As we reach further into the spring semester and class assignments are starting to pile up, due dates from all over the academic spectrum- lab reports, tests, projects, papers and readings, begin to overlap with one another.
"How to Sue the Klan" movie poster By Kersten Marchese February is Black History Month, a time to recognize the struggles of Black Americans and honor their resilience in the face of bigotry, hatred, and violence. The Social and Economic Justice Institute of Cape Cod and the Islands
Timothee Chalamet plays Bob Dylan in "A Complete Unknown." (Searchlight Pictures) People love to hate music biopics. Ever since “Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story” satirized the genre in 2007, audiences have dismissed new releases as mere Oscar bait, curated “greatest hits” soundtracks selling nostalgia rather
Raven Berry, left, Robert O’Conner, center, and Caroline Lane in the cafeteria (Ashley Ryan) By Ashley Ryan Ever wonder if the person sitting next to you has read the same book? We asked students at the Grossman Commons cafeteria, "What was the last book you read?" Here’s
PTK New England Regional Conference 4Cs. In the front center is Annalise Smith, PTKs student international President, surrounded by 4Cs students who attended the conference. (Kate Martin)