Summer 2016 print issue
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Shattering the GED stereotype
By Tracey Squaire For years, people who got a General Education Diploma (GED) instead of a high school diploma have been seen as less intelligent than those who have gone the traditional schooling route. This idea stems from the belief that GED students are not smart enough to complete high school and…
Student Success: tips on surviving college life
By Tracey Squaire Graphic by Nicole Durst If you’re reading this, it likely means that you were either desperate enough, foolish enough, or brave enough to take summer classes. Don’t worry, though, these quick tips will help you to survive the summer semester fully intact. First of all, don’t treat the summer semester like it’s…
Shoebox App Review
Izzy McGowan Shoebox is a useful app that everyone can use because of its purpose. The use of Shoebox is to create more storage on your electronic device, such as your phone or tablet. It can store photos, documents, music and memos all within the app for you. This can clear up much needed space…
Bastion Game Review
By Tracey Squaire “Bastion” is an indie, action RPG that immerses the player into a world that has been broken apart by unknown hands. An event, called The Calamity, has destroyed the Bastion, leaving few survivors left in its wake. The main character, known only as “The Kid,” must go on a journey to discover…
BigOven App Review
By Lauren Henderson Whether you’ve been in the kitchen for five minutes or fifty years the cooking app “Big Oven” is the app for you! “Big Oven” is an app used to make everyone’s kitchen life easier. This app provides you with step by step directions and a list of all of the ingredients…
Taking the roommate gamble
Rebounding from bad roommates, bonding with good roommates By Lauren Henderson There is the neat freak, the slob, the gamer, the partier, or even the know it all. Whichever type of roommate you land with, even though they may or may not be compatible with your living habits, don’t stress. College is one big learning…
The Arc Gateway Program for Adult Learning and Support (PALS)
By Jennifer Tonnaer Pensacola State College is home to the Arc Gateway Program for Adult Learning and Support (PALS), a unique program that offers customized training for adults 18 and over who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. PALS allows these students to attend college in order to achieve various skills, as well as prepare them…
April, 2016 print issue
In this issue: -PSC participates in Emerald Coast Electrathon -New scholarship application process -Dangers presented by Zika virus -PSC students unprepared for emergencies -Why feminism is important in today’s society -Stress Less Week -Professor evaluations -Humans of PSC https://issuu.com/thecorsairpsc/docs/aprilissue2016pdf__3_?workerAddress=ec2-54-236-255-246.compute-1.amazonaws.com