College campuses are thought of as being full of young adults fresh out of highschool, but approximately 28 percent of students at Tyler Junior College are age 25 or older. "Most of my classmates are older," said Dee Thompson, TJC student. Thompson is a 52- year- old mother of four, and this is her first semester at TJC.
Pro-Choice, Pro-Life has become a dividing line. No matter the side, everyone has an opinion along with some facts to back it up. Early Saturday, Feb. 20, pro-life activist Richard Hurzeler and Deborah Streckfus gathered with many other supporters at 3400 S.
Usually inconspicuous within the student body, smokers at TJC are gathering to stand up for their rights. The much-anticipated debate about proposed modifications concerning smoking on campus is still undecided. It is possible that smoking could be banned entirely, only allowed in designated areas or left as it is now.
Graduating from college is a big step in life and can lead toward a great career. "I hope students achieve responsibility, and time management, while still learning and building good memories," said Loretta Allen, Biology lab specialist at TJC. According to Academic Advising Director Jan Adams, most TJC students graduate in May rather than in the summer or winter.
