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How I Discovered the Magic of the Movies 
The Times, and the Class Schedules, Are Changing: HutchCC Online Classes to Match Face-To-Face Schedule 
One Day Play Festival Puts on Annual Show 
Staff Movie Favorites Worthy of an Oscar 
Braving The Fire: My Personal Experience of a Natural Disaster as a Farm Kid A month after I turned 16, I was in a car accident that left me with a severe back injury....
By Emma WuthnowStaff writerEmail: thehutchinsoncollegian@gmail.com For most students, it is great to have a schedule. They get to plan most of the...
Photos by Keaton WetschenskyStaff photographerthehutchinsoncollegian@gmail.com Every winter, the Hutchinson Community College theatre department puts on the One Day Play Festival....
Compiled by Lizzie RushEditor In ChiefIG: liz.rush It is no surprise that journalists are lovers of all things’ media, and movies are...
Do you ever see or smell something that brings back memories or gives you that deja vu feeling? On Feb....
Freshman guard Tor’e Alford has proven to be a valuable player to the Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball team.
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“Lovers often become strangers, validation is a drug, and we’re all still learning how to be human. These are all messages that Chelsea Cutler emphasizes in her studio debut album ‘How to Be Human.'” – By Jared Shuff
The Cosmosphere announced Tuesday the donation of two artifacts to its International Science Education Center and Space Museum. Both items have flown in space and were incorporated in the Apollo 11 mission, in which Neil Armstrong first stepped foot on the Moon.
New year, new… well, News!
HutchCC named best community college in Kansas, parking lot closures, TikTok takes off, Women’s and Men’s Basketball teams score large victories
Emily Branson reports on the rise in popularity of the short video-sharing app TikTok and its potentially addictive nature.
Our View Rainbows were first explained in 1637 by RenéRead More