Documentary film screening in the Cougar Café, Feb. 20 12-1 p.m.
Drop in, eat lunch, and join a campus-wide conversation about whether Black History Month serves its purpose, or if delegating just one month to Black History separates it from the rest of American history.
Add your thoughts on the public discussion board next to the Multicultural Center (in the Community Center lobby). The board will be up for the entire month of February.
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CCC Library has a new streaming video database, Academic Video Online (AVON)! International films? Silent films? Documentaries? Performances? AVON has them all. Check it out!
Learn how to do academic research before you have a paper or presentation due. LIB101 helps you succeed in all college classes that require you to use the library, find credible information, and cite sources.
So your teacher wants you to find peer-reviewed, scholarly, or academic articles. Visit this page to find information on how to find the kinds of articles your instructor wants!
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