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Prayer works

Prayer works

If you have lived any length of time on earth, you have heard about and, more importantly, pray. For those of us who attend church and practice our faith, we know prayer doesn’t always stop the storm, but it can calm your heart. Prayer doesn’t always make the problem disappear, but it will change the way you handle it. Prayer is the best weapon against all of life’s trials. Now, pursuant to a recently- released report, we know something else about prayer from the scientific world.

Pictured: Melody Mott—Driver, and NTCC College Liaison for Dual Credit, Emma Mendoza, Ian Mares, Hailey Randall, José Fuentes, and Johnathan Ventura COURTESY PHOTO

Five Honors Students present at state meeting

On 10 October, five scholars of Honors Northeast presented work at the annual fall meeting of the Walter Prescott Webb Society at the Sheraton Hotel of Georgetown, Texas. The “Webb” is the collegiate auxiliary of the Texas State Historical Association. Emma Mendoza, Ian Mares, Hailey Randall, José Fuentes, and Johnathan Ventura each presented a synopsis of their role in this year’s honors film relating to dueling Mexican-American art associations in San Antonio. Johnathan Ventura, this year’s associate producer of the film, anchored the group discussion with a premiere showing of the new film’s five-minute trailer, narrated by José Fuentes.

Library Corner

Library Corner

It’s almost November and that means “Food For Fines!”. Bring new, non-perishable food items for credit toward library fines. Receive $.50 credit for every item brought during the month of November 2025. All items will be donated to the local food pantries.

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