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On Sunday, Jan. 23, the NECC Knights tried to do something last achieved by the 2012-2013 team – win five straight games. Knights also was looking to pick up there first win against Bunker Hill Community College since Jan. 25, 2018. The Knights faced Bunker Hill for a conference division…
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You can upload your COVID-19 card or immunization certificate through myNECC at COVID-19 Vaccination Reporting Form. To apply for a reasonable accommodation, complete and submit the Reasonable Accommodation Request Form and email it along with supporting documentation to studentvax@necc.mass.edu. For more information, visit COVID-19 Vaccination Frequently Asked Questions or email…
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For about a week, the only way to view the new teaser for the upcoming Marvel Studios movie, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, was to see “Spider-Man: No Way Home” in a theater. However, today, the two-minute-long teaser is finally on the Marvel YouTube channel! Check it out…
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On Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. NECC Knights faced Massasoit Community College for a conference game at the Sports and Fitness Center at Haverhill Campus. The Knights defeated Massasoit 66-54 to snap their four game losing streak. It was the second give away of the season. All fans in attended received a Matt D’Amato “Mullet…
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On Dec 4. NECC Knights faced against the red-hot Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) at noon. The Knights have been struggling lately coming into today game Knights have lost three in a row meanwhile CCRI have a six game winning streak coming into the game and their only loss there only lost was to begin…
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Professor Stephen Slaner and other participants take part in a discussion on zoom. “If I point a gun to your head and not fire it, it is still using the gun.” Professor Slaner Professor Stephen Slaner and Professor Andrew Morse debated on Dec. 1 on the ratification of the Treaty of Prohibition…
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A bare Dimitry lobby is ready for students to return next semester. Wrapping up the fall semester, NECC staff and students open up about the challenges they’ve faced this past semester and what they are looking forward to this spring. What seems to be a common theme this past semester is both staff and students are having mixed feelings about online learning and returning to campus. Along with struggling to navigate online schooling, the NECC community is both eager and anxious to come back to face to face classes. Coordinator of the Journalism/Communication program Mary Jo Shafer said, “I find online classes to be challenging and it has also been a challenge to adapt classes to a new hybrid model. For me personally it has…
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On Friday, Nov. 5, the Northern Essex Community College theater department, “held an outdoor performance of the play “Tiny Beautiful Things.” This was a special performance for staff members and students to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the college, the 50th anniversary of the Haverhill campus, and the 30th anniversary of the Dimitry Building in Lawrence. A lighting display of the number 60 in honor of the college’s anniversary. The play is based on the memoir by “Wild” author Cheryl Strayed and was adapted to stage by Nia Vardalos of “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” fame. Strayed, played by award-winning actress and current NECC student Gwynnethe Glickman, writes for an advice column under the alias “Sugar.” Throughout the play, she attempts to help those who…
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One of the new signs at the Haverhill campus commemorating its 50th year at the current location. Northern Essex Community College is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year. It is also the 50th anniversary of the Haverhill Campus and the 30th anniversary of the Dimitry Buidling in Lawrence. NECC has come a long way from its first years at Greenleaf Elementary School in Bradford which was repurposed to accommodate its first graduating class of 181college students. The 142 men and 39 women, ages 18-19 were taught by five full-time faculty and eight part-time faculty. Students chose from six associate degrees: Liberal Arts, General Liberal Arts, Business Management, Accounting, Secretarial, and Electronics Technology. Today NECC consists of a sprawling rural campus in Haverhill as well as…
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