Students: Have you seen . . . ‘the counselor’?

Tracy Morris and Valery Calvetti
September 25, 2013
Filed under Opinion

Have you seen “the Counselor”? Ever wonder who “the Counselor” is or what they do? The goal of the Counselor Corner is to give you key information about what we do, but more importantly, how we can help YOU! So let’s begin … who is “the Counselor” …? The counselors include Missy Killian,... Read more »

What do you know about the IVCC Ottawa Center?

Lori Carbone, Ottawa Center Staff
September 25, 2013
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How many of you have been to the IVCC Ottawa Center and how much do you know about the OC? Let’s find out! •    The IVCC Ottawa Center opened their doors in the fall of 2010. •    Sue Isermann is the associate vice-president for academic affairs, the dean of Workforce Development, AND... Read more »

Phi Theta Kappa offers advice for students

Adam Hoye, PTK President
September 25, 2013
Filed under Opinion

The Phi Theta Kappa officers came up with several questions that may relate to you, the students, and even maybe faculty: 1. How do I maximize my college experience? Well, that depends on how much you want to get involved and actually, to tell you the truth, how much you want to put on your resume... Read more »

Having a variety but nothing to watch

Jessie Winchel, Opinion Editor
September 25, 2013
Filed under Featured Opinion, Opinion

You get your work schedule and your first thought is to look at the weekend. Usually you are scheduled, but to your surprise you have a full weekend off! You must be the happiest person in the world. You could play games, go outside, or even watch television or something that’s streaming. You wait... Read more »

Honors society asks ‘How can we help you?’

Phi Theta Kappa, Opinion-Advice
September 3, 2013
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Adam Hoye, president of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society at IVCC, here to tell you a little or I should say a BIG thing we do here on campus called The College Project. We meet with Jerry Corcoran, president of IVCC, each year to come up with a topic of what Phi Theta Kappa, PTK, can do to help the campus.... Read more »

Opinions are the new facts, according to national media

Michael Urbanec, Columnist
September 3, 2013
Filed under Opinion

Yellow journalism is, apparently, still a thing. This much is clear when examining the content of many national news media outlets.  It seems like they all report on the same topics constantly, and try and drive half-baked ideals down the throat of the American people. Stories that aren’t “sexy”... Read more »

Ringing In The New Semester

Taylor Gunia, Student Trustee
September 3, 2013
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Welcome to the fall 2013 semester! As the student trustee for the 2013-2014 school year, I have the honor of being the voice of the student body on the board of trustees at IVCC. Every month I attend the board meetings addressing any concerns or suggestions from everyone on campus. Please feel free... Read more »

What Time is It? School Time!

Jessie Winchel, Opinion Editor
September 3, 2013
Filed under Featured Opinion, Opinion

Welcome back and hello to the new students! The new semester has already started and organizations are having their first meetings of the semester. It’s not too late though!! If you are a student then you should get involved. Think you are too old? You are never too old to get involved or have fun!... Read more »

Remembering Experience: The Farewell

Josh Dillion, Sports Editor
May 2, 2013
Filed under Featured Opinion, Opinion

As is customary at the IV Leader, in the final issue of the year, departing editors give their thoughts and their “swan song” in the final editorial. As the only departing editor, I guess I better do a good job filling this space up then, shouldn’t I? I’ve greatly enjoyed my time here at IVCC.... Read more »

Walk planned to remember Arie Boggio

Jessie Winchel, Opinion Editor
May 2, 2013
Filed under Opinion

March 3, 2010, I was living in Jackson, Mo.; it was my senior year in high school. My sister and I were getting ready to leave for school that morning when our Mom got a phone call from our Grandma, Our 15-year-old cousin Arie was gone. We couldn’t believe it and to add confusion to the heartbreak... Read more »