By Nate Skinner Week 11 in the NFL featured some exciting matchups, including the Chiefs vs. Bills, Bengals vs. Chargers, and 49ers vs. Seahawks. But the standout game was an AFC North showdown between longtime rivals the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens. These teams have a rich
Because of a reporting error, a MainSheet story posted on Nov. 3 gave incorrect information about a list of presidents provided by Professor Kate Martin. The list was based on presidents who, in Martin’s view, were most significant on the world scene.
By Jordyn Pimental and Nate Skinner James Morgan (Math Support Coordinator) & Harmony Carroll (academic advisor) as The Grady Twins (Nate Skinner) On Halloween, Cape Cod Community College celebrated a vibrant array of spooky festivities. Featuring a free lunch and a costume contest, 4Cs urged its students
Kamala Harris. Opinion: Harris for President The Nov. 5 presidential election between former President Donald Trump and current Vice President Kamala Harris will significantly impact everyone, shaping the future of our country. For that reason, The MainSheet, the 4Cs student-run newspaper, is committed to covering the election. As
By Ray Bishop As the 2024 presidential election approaches, The MainSheet asked 20 4Cs students: “Who are you voting for and why?” Half declined to comment. Of the rest, five chose to remain anonymous. Here are the responses of those who agreed to be named: Giovi Lacorte. (Giovi
By Amber Roberts Jon Fonseca. (Jon Fonseca) We asked 4Cs digital marketing specialist Jon Fonseca about his thoughts on whether politics are influenced by social media. Here’s what he had to say: Q: How do everyday users shape political conversations on social media?A: I think you have a lot
By Jordyn E Pimental With the 2024 presidential election just days away, we spoke about climate change with ecologist Professor Gil Newton. Q: To begin by getting our readers familiarized with climate change, what can you say about the current state of our planet and the impact
By Madison Sylvester Catherine Amsler. (Catherine Amsler) As the upcoming election edges closer, there’s lots of discussion about which side people are choosing when it comes to voting. Amid the controversy, there are thousands of people who abstain from the ballot altogether each election. Today, I spoke
By Michael Gonzales-Hesse As the national election approaches, students often overlook the importance of their student government. The 4Cs student government serves as a voice for the campus community. The student government is led by President Thalles De Souza, with Sara Gutierrez serving as campus trustee, Brandon
By Noah Schmidt Steve Moynihan, an adjunct government and history professor at 4Cs, says choosing a president is like choosing a restaurant for the next four years. You should be informed and make your own decision. "Imagine people telling you why you should eat at one restaurant and