Teaching literature sparks passion in SPC professor

by Erica Pauda, news editor

Teaching at South Plains College is something that Dr. Michael Felker lives for.

He has taught for 22 years on the Levelland campus. He says that he did not know he was destined to teach world literature until he lost his job at Texas Instruments in Lubbock due to a terrible recession.

Dancing way of life for SPC student

by Vanessa Garcia, sports editor

Going to school and working at the same time is already hard as it is, but adding to those responsibilities can be more difficult, as well as complicated.

But for Melissa Merimon, who juggles school, work and teaching dance lessons 20 hours a week, it's something that she does not struggle with.

'Nightmare' promising thrills, fright

by Josh Myers, staff writer

A terrifying dream in which the dreamer experiences feelings of helplessness, extreme anxiety, and sorrow is most accurately described as a nightmare.

Local kids aided by Children's Hope

by Jennifer Harbin, associate editor

Distraught.  Overwhelmed.  Ashamed.

This is how most of the children feel when Child Protective Services brings them to live at Children’s Hope Residential Services Inc.

Employers checking social networking before hiring

by Danielle Gonzales, editorial assistant

Be careful what you put online.