2008 November

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Donors set record
One of the most heartwarming blood drives that has ever taken place at JCJC was held September 29 through October 1. The college dedicated the blood drive to a young boy whose mother is a student at Jones.

Ag students hear Powell
Students from the JCJC Agricultural Science Department attended the Leadership Summit hosted by Mississippi State University on September 24.

New building projects planned
Jones County Junior College has a lot on the blueprints for the near future. The biggest plan is the new Liberal Arts Center, which will be located on the south end of the old football field.

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Politics: What makes a Republican?
The Republican party is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States, along with the Democratic Party. It is often referred to as the GOP, or the Grand Old Party.

SKA comes to Jones campus
JCJC has recently established a new club, Sigma Kappa Alpha, better known as the Philosophy Club. The letters of Sigma Kappa Alpha, sophia kai arête, translate into wisdom and virtue.

Pageant set for Nov 13
It is that time again when the women of Jones County Junior College grab gorgeous gowns and get their hair and make-up done for one of the biggest events of the school year. Forty-one women have signed up to compete for the title of JCJC’s Most Beautiful, which was won last year by now sophomore Sicily Axton.

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History buffs start club
History may not always be a student’s favorite subject but it is an important feature to one’s education. History is good not only for actual knowledge, but it is good for improving for one’s future. History has such a large impact on society; however, many do not even realize it.

Shoemake works toward furture
Sweat, cleats, and a dress? Yes, there are still some things that never cease to amaze. Such is the case with the petite Lady Bobcat soccer goalkeeper Monica Shoemake, a woman that has put many people to shame with her great skills. Shoemake has maximum potential and a made-up mind.

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RECAP: Warriors, Bible Study, Eagles, Pettigrew, Catfight, Bobcats, Moore

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Football drives Borne in classroom
Over the past decade, the name Borne has had moviegoers all over the world writhing over his espionage and ability to take out any man alive.

Opinions Page 3

Social Security helps more than elderly
Election time is here and college students have the power to make a difference through our vote.

Preparing for Palin: is our nation ready for change?
The challenge to put a woman in the White House began more than 130 years ago, despite the fact that women were not granted the right to vote until 1920.

Potential employers frown on permanent body art
Tattoos and piercings have become extremely popular in today’s young society. However, body art often more than that just a simple tattoo or piercing.

Activities Page 4

PTK inducts new members, builds float
On September 26, the Rho Sigma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa inducted 21 new members into the International Honor Society.

SKA tutors local kids
Sigma Kappa Alpha is JCJC’s new Philosophy Club. Dr. Ronald Bishop, Stephanie Green, and Joanna Cooley, all instructors from the Humanities Department, sponsor SKA.

NTSA hosts scholarship fundraisers
The Non-Traditional Student Association was very busy in October. Members participated in many club and campus activities.

Sports Page 5

Bobcats face must win situation
The No. 8 ranked Bobcats (6-1) (4-1) look to end the regular season on a high note with a must win game against Gulf Coast Oct. 23 in Perk. JCJC Head Football Coach Eddie Pierce is pleased with his guys’ work thus far, but understands the task at hand.

Gray saves Cats in final seconds
Daniel Borne rushed for 105 yards and scored his eighth touchdown of the year as Anthony Jackson added 66 yards receiving and a touchdown to lead the No. 5 ranked Bobcats (4-0) (2-0) to a 42-35 home victory over East Central (0-4) (0-2).

James, Jackson spoil Eagles plans
The No. 4 ranked Bobcats (5-0) (3-0) looked to be leading the way with a 20-point lead early in the fourth quarter.

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Burnham takes fear out of biology
To some individuals, the mere mention of the words “biology” or “science” sends them running away with a scream. They usually envision long lectures, pages of careful notes, and lab activities not meant for even the slightly squeamish.

Daughdrills lead Bible study
Derrick and Megan Daughdrill hope to influence the lives of JCJC students by teaching them about Jesus Christ and how He can set them free of their problems. They are ministers to mainly young adults and just recently started a nondenominational Bible study.

EMT saves lives
Emergencies occur throughout the world every day. When they happen, someone is
expected to drop everything he is doing, and help those in need.

Entertainment Page 7

Families celebrate Thanksgiving differently
Every family has a different way of celebrating the Thanksgiving holidays. Some may be traditional, while others are unique.

Fall fashion trends for everyone
It is now fall, the time of relaxation and the time of year that you can take a seat on the back porch with a glass of wine and bask in the fall foliage and cool pre winter chill.

Web site allows creative endings
Have you ever wished that one of your favorite books had a different ending? What if your Number One television show had not gone through that tearful finale?