CCC faculty members display art at annual show
By Trevor Schmidt CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – Camden County College’s annual Faculty Art Show opened Nov. 14 in the Continue reading
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Iraqi writer on ‘death list’ reads at CCC
By Sarah Marshall CCC Journalism Program BLACKWOOD – Faleeha Hassan, an award-winning writer from Iraq, read some of her published Continue reading
Elizabeth Doan’s involvement in her Parish – Photo Essay
A Dying Little League
By Joe Nicolo Influence of Mass Media. Baseball is a dying sport.
Holistic Veterinary Care – Photo Essay
By: Melissa Morgan
Influence of Mass Media
In Clayton, New Jersey, there is an animal hospital unlike many I have heard of.
The life of Jamar Justice
By Thomas Ibidapo
CCC Journalism Program
Jamar Justice is a student with a very complicated background. He attends Camden County College and is a criminal justice major. He recently changed his major in hopes to work with the law. He moved out of his parent’s place without a place to stay. He stays with a friend and goes to school in hopes to give his daughter a better life.
High school senior at CCC
By Sarah Marshall
CCC Journalism Program
Andrew Linden is a high school senior striving for valedictorian, taking college classes, working part-time and performing in shows, all while finding time to catch up with friends.
Jose Ortega: School, work, family
By Edward Coskey
CCC Journalism Program
Jose Ortega is a 23-year-old college student trying to find balance while achieving his goals.
