Portal provides quick information to students
By: Celita Turner
News Editor
"“Can I have my grades?” This is a common question JCJC students constantly ask their teachers and staff members. No longer do students have to ask teachers for their grades. They are available through the newest addition to the JCJC website. The JC Portal is now up and running. "

UBS presents award to college
By: Staci Wigelsworth
Staff Writer
"Jones County Junior College donated the most pints of blood, over 1,000, in the state of Mississippi , thus receiving the Outstanding Junior College Award for the 2004-2005 school year. "

Riley works to assist hurricane victims
By: Celita Turner
News Editor
"Before Hurricane Katrina, Matthew Riley had never seen Waveland or Bay St. Louis. He wasn’t familiar with the scenic Beach Boulevard, the eclectic art galleries and antiques stores, or the world famous restaurants. Now that Riley has been to the area, he still has no idea what it looked like prior to Katrina. He does know how it looks now. "

Typhoon prepares for Windy City
By: Katrina Baker
Activities Editor
"Although known as the Windy City, Chicago is not usually a place stricken by hurricanes, but the city better get ready as typhoon warnings are being issued for Thanksgiving Day. "

Forestry, agriculture departments adjust courses to reflect events
By: Justin Burch
Staff Writer
"Due to the horrific hurricane season several departments at Jones have faced a school year like no other. Two departments particularly affected are the forestry and agriculture departments. "