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George Wasson, STLCC-Meramec’s vice president of academic affairs, attends the March 24 board of tru

STLCC appoints new Meramec president

Board of trustees votes in George Wasson for 2012 academic year

During the March board of trustees meeting, George Wasson, vice president of academic affairs, was unanimously voted in as the new campus president for Meramec. Wasson will take his position on July 1. Full story

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Meramec should utilize social media

As much as they try, Meramec fails to provide clarity through social media

STLCC needs to get its social media act together. STLCC has done a good job with creating social media accounts, 16 of them are spread across Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Its next step should be to create a plan of action with what to do with all of these accounts, or if it even needs them. Full story

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Treat America contract is renewed for five years

After committees met to discuss prospective dining services vendors, Treat America won

On March 24, the board of trustees passed a resolution awarding Treat America as the campus dining services provider for the next five years. The board also awarded Coca-Cola Co. a five-year contract for pouring rights and Canteen a five-year contract for vending rights. Each contract also includes five one-year optional contract renewals. Full story

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From imagination to canvas

A day in the life of surrealist artist Kelly O’Keefe

Though she's read about it since high school, this is the first year that STLCC-Meramec sophomore and surrealist artist Kelly O'Keefe was able to submit her artwork in the annual Naughti Gras exhibition. Full story

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March Madness

Meramec Magic takes its talents to the national level

Men’s, women’s basketball play at junior college March Madness

The Lady Magic began hitting historic milestones early this season by winning the President's Cup for posting the highest GPA for the fall 2010 semester. Full story

The Montage Has Moved

The Montage is currently undergoing a new web design and domain transfer. Within a few days, our current domain (www.meramecmontage.com) will be updated. In the meantime, please stay on top of the latest news for the STLCC-Meramec campus at www.meramec-montage.com.

We look forward to continually serving our online readers and appreciate your patience during the transfer.

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STLCC pushes for district-wide certificate training

While some technical schools may strive to create a more comprehensive learning environment, STLCC-Meramec, already a comprehensive college, strives to incorporate more quality technical programs into the curriculum.

 

Monica Zidaru

Battling the fear, living the dream

From May 20 to Aug. 16, Zidaru will be living in Brownsville, Neb. where she will intern as an actress in three plays at the summer-stock production in the Brownsville Village Theatre.

Nick Rousseau

Rousseau looks to give accolade to Stan Musial

Nick Rousseau is the founder of a group on Facebook dedicated to turning all of Eighth Street into "Stan Musial Street." Rousseau got the idea to change the name of the street after taking a picture of the Stan Musial statue looking out onto the street. Rousseau is both a Cardinals and Yankees fan, and said that while Musial's honors are good, "The Man" deserves more.

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