What Are We Streaming? HutchCC Staff, Students Share What’s on TV 
From Neighbor to Mentor – Amber Carithers’ Journey to HutchCC 
The Beauty of ‘Civil War’ 
Alert! New Safety App, Dragon Alert, Available for Students and Faculty 
Streaming is the New Cable Of Montreal brings more fun than ever with latest release
“If you want to be confronted with all forms of mental crises in a Cyndi Lauper fashion, Of Montreal’s “UR FUN” is worth multiple listen-throughs.” By Leslie Grajeda
Mental illness is not your fault
Emily Fehrman on Jake Paul’s misinformed tweet claiming anxiety can be cured if you “chill your mind out” and “go for a walk:”
“Wow, thank you, Jake, I am cured of my debilitating anxiety. If I could just chill my mind out sometimes that would be fantastic, but that’s not what anxiety is.”
Sonic races onto the big screen
“I see ‘Sonic’ as a perfect example of video games in the 90s. They’re wild, full of bright colors and cartoonish enemies, and never take themselves too seriously. Once I heard they were making a live-action ‘Sonic’ movie, that’s what I hoped they would do with whatever story they got from the original game. For the most part, my wishes were fulfilled.” – By Caleb Spencer
This romance isn’t fake news: How I met Emily
“In the fall, I began my last year at HutchCC. I wasn’t thinking much of it, as to me, it was just supposed to be another year… I’m not gonna fall in love or anything, right?” – KJ Ryan
This romance isn’t fake news: How I met KJ
“KJ Ryan is the kind of guy that catches your attention from day one, but you can’t quite figure out why. Besides his bright red hair and contagious laugh, something about him had me interested. KJ is likely the funniest human being I have ever met. There’s always something weird or sarcastic or random that he has to say, and it comes as a shock every single time.” – Emily Branson
Valentine’s Day baby
“All right, Valentine’s Day is in a week, which means it’s time to start thinking about what to get or do with your significant other. Or at least, that’s what society has told us is important in all our lives” – Emily Fehrman