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With the support of those around them and resilience within, student athletes chase opportunity, proving they belong at the next level, regardless of the pressure they face. As one prepares for his junior season at Sierra College, the other has his eyes set on joining the football program for his freshman season in the fall. …
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In 1974 under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act women gained the opportunity to open a bank account under their own name without the permission of a man. Women, being the typical homemaker, have been the main consumer in America for generations. They make up around 80% of the buyers in all categories. They are the ones …
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A degree doesn’t secure you a specific career. Over half of college graduates in the past decade are not currently using their degrees in their careers, according to The Burning Glass Institute. A recent article published by Georgetown University explains that oftentimes having a major does not determine or assure your career path in that …
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Though it isn’t known for being the birthplace of iconic musicians, there are many small bands and artists who call the Sacramento area their home– and are flourishing. Musicians and producers in the areas of Sacramento and Placer County are overall thriving despite the slow-paced nature of living in a suburb, with the exception of …
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Auburn is a small town with a population just under 14,000 people, located 15 minutes east of Sierra College off I-80. Historically the town developed as a gold mining settlement, eventually evolving into a river town that attracts many Californians. What most don’t know is that Auburn was supposed to be a lake town, with …
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College life has continued to evolve over the last few years with the introduction of online classes as part of many students’ academic experience. Although the move was prompted by an unfortunate necessity, the trend continues even after the reopening of in-person classes. Students are taking online classes because of the level of flexibility, rather …
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Grass Valley, Calif. — Protest has long been a way for people in the United States to express frustration and demand change, from the Vietnam War era to today’s debates over immigration, policing, and global conflict. While the issues have changed over time, one question still remains: what actually comes from these moments? That question …
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Roundhouse News & Review reports on how students and adults need to make time to recreate, and where to do so.
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As digital newsprint and a variety of new media forms emerge, tangible forms like newspapers are often buried with the lede. Print student publications, once vibrant and informative sources about the campus community, thrived at Sierra College before trickling away. What does Sierra’s student journalism look like historically? And what does the future hold?
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Achieving higher education is a respectable feat. It marks hard work, dedication, and growth. In modern days, higher education has become a signifier of financial burden. For students struggling to pay their way through college, tuition and textbook fees can strain on budgets for basic needs items such as personal care and groceries. This is …
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