Features
Two neurology students share their thoughts on a year of pandemic learning
Ryan Partland, a neurology student who has been attending university in Denver, Colorado throughout the entire pandemic, is eager to return to a full workload of in-person labs, demonstrations and lectures coming up in August. Partland’s girlfriend, Liliana Morris, who was studying neurology alongside him prior to the pandemic, traveled home to Haverhill, Mass., in &helli... Read More
A look into the mind and life of local artist Jay Tuccolo
When reaching the final steps leading to his third flood office, a bombardment of color and sound encircles you. Hundreds of CD’s line the walls and records are stacked all around. Paintings and artwork surround the room, in a wash of beautiful greens, lazy yellows and bright blues. A soft hum reaches you from the … Continue reading A look into the mind and life of local... Read More
Pandemic forced changes in social lives, interactions
The conditions created by the Covid-19 pandemic and the isolation it necessitated has had a profound effect on the manner in which interactions take place and how people go about meeting and speaking to each other. While in theory, social media would be a good supplement to the lack of social interaction that took place … Continue reading Pandemic forced changes in soci... Read More
Greatnes begins at home: A conversation with Noelia Figueroa
It was to my honor and surprise when interviewing Noelia Figueroa did, I out find what great talent we had here on the NECC campus. Our initial contact was due to some issues I was experiencing when trying to register for my summer classes. It was very frustrating for me because I was contacting all the wrong people. When I spoke with Noelia via telephone after texting back an... Read More
Who comes to the rescue when charities need help?
A feature on the Andrew Curry Green Lake Swim 2020 was a rollercoaster of emotions and struggles for everybody. It was difficult for people to continue to do the things they love, while staying inside in attempts to protect themselves and the people around them. There are many organizations that are still trying to recover … Continue reading Who comes to the rescue when ... Read More
Public speaking in a pandemic
We are taught from a young age that public speaking would be an important aspect of not only our educational lives, but future careers. It is daunting for several people, and the idea of talking in front of more than five individuals can cause physical pain. At Northern EssexCommunity College, there are a lot of … Continue reading Public speaking in a pandemic → Read More
From graduate to essential worker: Respiratory therapist profile
Northern Essex Community College alumna Meghan Finn, 32, is now a respiratory therapist at Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital in Salem, N.H. Finn graduated from Timberlane High School in 2006 and set her sights on becoming a cosmetologist. “I graduated from Timberlane High School, class of 2006, and moved on to a cosmetology school,” she said. She attended Continental Acad... Read More
Students use social media to speak up, stay informed
In the wake of the George Floyd protests and the unrest that occurred as a result, social media became an increasingly valuable resource and played a vital role when it came to organizing and coordinating protests. Though social media being used as a tool for political activism is nothing new this was the largest event … Continue reading Students use social media to spea... Read More
News daze: The impact of local news on individuals
In a time where the country is being plagued by crucial problems – from the ongoing fight for racial equality to the ups and downs of the COVID-19 pandemic – many people are staying glued to their television screens in anticipation for what is going to happen next. Many students at Northern Essex Community College … Continue reading News daze: The impact of local news on... Read More
Students share lessons from past year
With everything that’s been going on in the world I feel like most of us can agree that we have to do better at being compassionate to one another and to do better at making the world a better plac. For this last story I want to say congratulations graduates! Go out and make the … Continue reading Students share lessons from past year → Read More