Appearing in "for colored girls," clockwise from left: Tamora Israel, Tara Vargas Wallace, Alicia Morningsong Peters, Ray Bishop, Triniece Clegg, Sophia Lewis and Samantha Walker. (Poster image courtesy of Vana Trudeau) By Wil Moser How does one complete the sentence, "My love is too _______ to have
Power outage essentials (Bennett Cohen) By Bennett Cohen It’s winter on Cape Cod, which brings snowfall and often power outages. For students at 4Cs, it’s better to be prepared, making longer outages safer and more manageable. While many items can be great to have during a blackout, these
Photos of any kind of pet are welcome! (Graphic by Jessica Lynch using images from Canva) By Callee Burke Everyone loves their pets and thinks that theirs is the cutest. So, to prove it, we will have students submit photos of their pets to the MainSheet starting
(From left) Tyler Daniels, Cas Wells, Rye Edwards, Wil Rademaker, Evan Pierce, Quinn Connelly, and Catherine Etter (Photo by Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez) By Isabella Cantillano-Sanchez Due to its storied history, New England feels especially haunted by creatures of legend. Cape Cod, with its wide variety of natural environments
(Graphic by Grace Lema using images by Canva) By William Thomas Students on campus remain split over whether physical or digital media is the better choice, but many say the appeal of owning a tangible copy still matters. Michael Kearney. (William Thomas) Michael Kearney said he prefers physical media
By Tobias Crawford As the holidays approach, many people feel pressure to provide for themselves or their families. For those who need help this season — or for anyone able to give — several local nonprofit organizations are offering support. For students at Cape Cod Community College,
Students often feel overwhelmed (Graphic by Skylar August using images from Canva) By Skylar August There is an unspoken rule in college that every student knows but no one actually agrees to. From the moment the semester starts, you are expected to be “on.” Not present. Not
Jessica Lynch and her dog, Duke. (Matt Lynch) By Jessica Lynch Dear MainSheet readers, I can’t believe it’s already the end of the semester. As the old saying goes, “Time flies when you’re having fun,” and fun we had. This semester saw person-on-the-street interviews, movie reviews, event coverage, editorials, helpful tips and more. I’m so impressed and proud
(Graphic by Skylar August) By Skylar August Winter Fest will take place on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Grossman Café. The event is organized to give students time away from academic work before finals begin. This year’s Winter Fest will include
Career Readiness Counselor Brandon Simmons. (William Thomas) By William Thomas Landing a job has become tougher in recent years, but career advisers say applicants can improve their chances by tailoring their materials, practicing interviews and building connections. Here are key strategies from 4Cs career readiness counselor, Brandon