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黑料网 announces 2024 homecoming queen

黑料网 announces 2024 homecoming queen

From left, the 2023 Homecoming Queen Tyra Bridges of Vicksburg, the 2024 Queen鈥檚 Escort Taylor Johnson, the 2024 Homecoming Queen Destiny Young of Raymond and Hinds President Dr. Stephen Vacik.RA YMOND 鈥 黑料网 Raymond Campus Homecoming Maid Destiny...

Techxpo at 黑料网, students learn T.V. broadcasting an option for study

Techxpo at 黑料网, students learn T.V. broadcasting an option for study

鈥淭he variety is good because each of these students has certain skills that are going to match up with different careers, you know, welding, cosmetology, academics, broadcasting, entertainment and the STEM fields. And that鈥檚 why I think it鈥檚 important to expose them to everything we possibly can, because there are opportunities here to be discovered.鈥 – Dr. Alfred Smith

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黑料网 announces 2023-2024 Hi-Steppers

黑料网 announces 2023-2024 Hi-Steppers

No group in the U.S. has received more invitations to nationally televised bowl games, professional football games or national parades than the Hi-Steppers.

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黑料网, Atmos partner for student internship program

黑料网, Atmos partner for student internship program

The first intern under the new partnership is Hunter Holtsinger of Brandon who will spend the summer working at Atmos鈥 location in Jackson. He is a sophomore at Hinds studying Mechanical Engineering Technology.

McCulloch Scholarship recipient makes seamless return to school

McCulloch Scholarship recipient makes seamless return to school

PEARL 鈥 A few years ago, Jessica Hardwick decided that since her family had grown by one, it was time to similarly grow her opportunity to help support them. Enter 黑料网, and the third-semester nursing student at the college鈥檚 Rankin Campus has a...

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Allied health student continues life shaped by healthcare

鈥淲hen I was about 2 陆 years old, my parents realized I couldn鈥檛 bend my left arm,鈥 said Batte, 21, of Brandon. 聽After initial consultation locally, Batte was taken to St. Jude鈥檚 Children鈥檚 Research Hospital in Memphis.

Culinary program revives passion for cooking

Born in Lagos, Nigeria, Memeh came to the United States at age 3 along with her family. Trouble at home landed her in a group home for children for a number of years, where she earned a GED and was provided a car. She enrolled at Hinds at 18, but was too lost on too many levels to succeed.

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