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literary website, was created for Delta College students to create and share their works, whether it be SRHWU\ ÀFWLRQ essays, or short stories. With recent back-to-back improvements, the Post has broadened the ability for students to learn about the publication and their cause. English Professor and the Pioneer Post’s Editor-in-Chief Lauren Smith established the website in 2012. By 2013, the Post had been
rently, Smith runs the Pioneer Post with two managing editors, Mark Brown and Patricia Harris, from Delta College’s English Division. They now have over 1,900 viewers, and the number of students who have contributed has nearly doubled. The Pioneer Post was also able to successfully create a print edition of the published entries, an item that has been on their to-do list for over a year. “For students, print edition, a physical book, has an enduring power that a website doesn’t have. Students can touch a book and take it with them,� said Smith. Smith, as well as other faculty mem-
demic competitions, public readings, and of course, submitting personal entries into the Pioneer Post. “I continue to be thrilled by my work,� Smith said. “I like to see students taking chances to show their work, and as they do, we will continue to build the Pioneer Post.� Paperback versions of the Pioneer Post can be found at the WRIT Center in the Delta College Library (A-110) or at the English Division in the S-Wing. Visit the Pioneer Post at www.pioneerpost.net or contact Lauren Smith at laurensmith3@delta. edu to learn about submitting your own creative work.
Contest returns to LAND BbYy PpHhIiLlIiPp WwIiNnTtEeRrSsTtEeIiNn SsTtAaFfFf RrEePpOoRrTtEeRr The Liberal Arts and Network Development (LAND) Student Writing contest is back this fall. In this creative writing competition students can submit their works, and win cash prizes in return. The LAND contest is open to any student enrolled in a twoyear college of Michigan and is comprised of three categories under which students can submit their handmade literature: essays, fiction, and poetry. The prizes for the local contest
entries are $75 for first place and $45 for second place; both of these students earn a Certificate of Merit and their entries are entered into the statewide competition. For the statewide competition, first place wins $150, second place wins $100, and third place wins $50. Additionally, the winners of the statewide competition have their entries published in an online journal. Delta English Professor, Jeff Vande Zande, encourages students taking English or writing classes
to participate in the competition. “[The LAND Competition] is an opportunity for the students to share their work, and we encourage them to take advantage of the opportunities that Delta provides.� The deadline for students to enter the LAND Student Writing Contest is Nov. 18, 2014. For more information on the contest such as rules, guidelines, and entry forms, visit www.delta.edu/english/land. aspx.
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plants wherever soldiers traveled so that soldiers would be able to get a Coke for a nickel in return for being able to use sugar. As the journey through time moved forward, visitors saw what a Vietnam encampment may have been like. In the encampment, which had Christmas lights strung along it and music playing, Delta student Nathan Light re-enacted the part of an army foot soldier. Light, a mechanical engineering major, said he hopes peo-
ple get a greater respect for history by journeying through the River of Time. The River of Time brought history to life for adults and children alike. Ann and Gar Wallaker, who have been attending the River of Time for 10 years, brought their 9-year old son, Beau, with them. “The best thing,� said Gar, “Is for the little ones to be exposed to what they wouldn’t in school.� Beau agreed with his dad saying that he
enjoys coming to the River of Time because he gets to “experience the things that are way back in the day.� Tara Nolan, who was at the event with her two kids, has been enjoying the River of Time since she came with her class in 8th grade back in 1990. She enjoyed it as a child and can still enjoy it as an adult, saying, “It’s not all about cotton candy and rides.� Throughout the event, a Civil War era cannon was shot off and
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For over two years, the Electric Kitsch, 917 Wa s h i n g t o n , has been the goto indie music location of Bay City, Mich. Jordan Pries, owner of Electric Kitsch, has made it his focus to bring all different types of music to the area. The Electric Kitsch acts as a venue for local artists from time to time but it’s more than just a venue. The Kitsch sells wide variety of music and vinyl records, vintage gear, clothing, knick knacks and guitar and bass accessories. They also provide services such as stringed instrument set ups, nut and bridge work, electronLF ZRUN DQG HOHFWURQLF DQG DPSOLÀHU repairs. This year’s Hell’s Half Mile (HHM) festival included an Indie Music Showcase hosted at the Electric Kitsch, and Pries helped to run music throughout the festival. 7KH ÀUVW VKRZ LQWURGXFHG Kelly Staten and Dan Lake, an acoustic duet that was a great way to kick off a hectic weekend. The second show featured Kelly Staten and Dan Lake and ended with the soulful James Link. Link
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OPEN HOUSE
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FERRIS OPEN HOUSE
Wednesday
October 22 3:00 - 6:00 pm Location: N-007
Come to the Ferris open house and talk to our friendly counselors and admissions staff. Learn how you can earn a Ferris bachelor’s degree at Delta College. See how Ferris works with Delta to provide financial aid so you can earn your bachelor’s degree locally and affordably.
RSVP to
ferris.edu/midlandbaysaginaw and receive a free t-shirt.
Make an appointment with an academic advisor by calling our office at
(989) 686-9256 or visiting our website.
FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY Midland/Bay/Saginaw (989) 686-9256 FerrisGLBR@ferris.edu ferris.edu/midlandbaysaginaw