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Lockdown case officially closed

President Sopcich announced the campus police have closed the inves­tigation into the reported suspicious persons on campus that prompted the lockdown on Thursday, Sept. 4. Cam­pus police determined that the two de­scriptions of the suspect did not match and there is no evidence to confirm the presence of someone bringing a firearm on campus that day.
 

Interior design students and faculty judge local competition

Students and faculty from the In­terior Design program judged a com­petition for the Kansas City Home & Garden magazine. Student judges are enrolled in Spring 2014 and included Grecia De Jesus, Sarah Beall, Katia Al­varez-Villegas, Annie Nguyen, Malena Webb, Patrice Mendelson, Kristen Ben­son, Majanay Perez, Christine Ashburn, Spenser Lehmann, Jeanne Brown, Ari­adna Valentino, Jocelyn Bennett, Kathy Lee and Krista Votruba. Faculty judges were Darla Green, Bobanne Kalkofen, Dalene Erwin, Kristeen Armstrong- Scott and Kathryn Grube. The maga­zine is currently on newsstands and can also be seen online.
 

Over $1,800 raised for scholarships

The college’s annual used book sale, which raises funds for the Gene Jack and Jana E. Pinker Scholarships, raised $1,832.51 this year. Students are eligible for the Gene Jack Memo­rial Scholarship if they have a 3.0 GPA, show financial need and receive(d) at least a “C” in CHEM 122. For the Jana E. Pinker Memorial Scholarship, the student must be a member of Phi Theta Kappa and have a GPA of 2.0 or higher.
 

Compiled by Christina Lieffring, news editor, clieffri@jccc.edu

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