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Around Campus, Featured

Wilkens Boasts Leisure Books

Leisure Books section at Wilkens Library By Noah Schmidt At the Wilkens Library on Cape Cod Community College’s main floor, across from the circulation desk, a shelf dedicated to leisurely reading offers a variety of books for all tastes. The “Leisure Books” section features more than

February 5, 2025
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Around Campus, Student Life

Project Foward Hosted a Holiday Market 

By Amanda Marvel  Project Forward instructor Maura Hempstead, Jerry Miller, Kylee Palovich, Dylan Rodgers, Katelyn Mahannah, and Ryan Ni. (Amanda Marvel)  Students from Project forward were getting into the holiday spirit with their pop-up holiday market. The market, which featured baked goods, handmade crafts as well as

December 12, 2024
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Headline: Zinsius a faculty member in 1995 

Because of a reporting error, a MainSheet story with the headline "WKKL: The Voice of 4Cs," posted Nov. 25, included incorrect information about Professor Liza Zinsius. Zinsius returned to 4Cs in 1995 as a communications faculty member and ran the station until 2012. After a

December 12, 2024
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Around Campus, Professors

How Professor St. Onge Transformed My Psychology Experience

By Madison Sylvester Starting this semester at Cape Cod Community College, I was nervous about beginning a new routine surrounded by unfamiliar faces. As classes come to an end, however, I can confidently say that I found supportive professors, with one standing out in particular—Professor St. Onge, my general

December 6, 2024
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Goodbye From the Editor

Dear MainSheet Readers, As I step down from my role as editor-in-chief, I want to express my deepest gratitude for the opportunity to share stories with you all. The MainSheet staff has worked incredibly hard this past fall semester to deliver news that is relevant to

December 6, 2024
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Letter From the (Next) Editor

By Jessica Lynch Dear MainSheet readers, I am happy to announce that, in the spring semester, I will transition from managing editor of the MainSheet to editor-in-chief. Current MainSheet reporter Jordyn Pimental will step into the role as managing editor. I am very excited to take on

December 6, 2024
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Arts & Entertainment

The Stories of Classical Music

By Rylan Daniels  Rylan playing third seat from left (Rylan Daniels) I have been playing the cello for nearly seven years, and it wasn’t until over a year ago that I realized my playing could soar if I stopped worrying about playing the right notes. Of course,

December 6, 2024
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Spring Graduates Should Meet with Advisers

By Noah G. Schmidt If you're nearing completion of your associate degree or certificate program, schedule a meeting with your academic advisor before the holidays. Doing so ensures you’ve met, or will meet, all graduation requirements by spring 2025. If you are one course short, you can

December 6, 2024
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Moana is NOT a Princess: A Review of “Moana 2” 

By Jessica Lynch  Moana (voice of Auli'i Cravalho) returns in "Moana 2." (Disney) Disney’s “Moana” took the world by storm in 2016, earning a 96% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes and captivating audiences with its stunning animation, catchy songs, and a heroine unlike any other in Disney’s

December 6, 2024
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“Wicked” Hits the Big Screen with Stunning Performances and Heart

By Amanda Marvel Cynthia Erivo, left, and Ariana Grande star in "Wicked." (Universal Pictures) After 22 years of anticipation, the smash-hit Broadway musical “Wicked” has finally made its way to the big screen—and it does not disappoint. From its gripping opening sequence to its emotionally charged finale,

December 6, 2024
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