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February 2015
THE PROBLEM WITH THE WI-FI
TRCC’S NEW GRAPHIC DESIGN PROGRAM
THREE RIVERS MIDDLE COLLEGE
SHOW AND MOVIE REVIEWS

STAFF MEMBERS
Allison Kelly
Brissett Cuadros
Nick St. Amour
Noah Carr
Rachel Rogers
ADVISOR
Kevin Amenta
SPECIAL THANKS TO
Dr. Mary Ellen Jukoski
Dean Branchini
Vicki Baker
Tracey Rossiene
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Lot nine’s new sign
Parking Confusion No More
If
By Allison Kelly
you’re a student at
Three Rivers, you know all
too well how frustrating
finding a parking spot that
you’re allowed to park in and
is close to the school can be.
Up until last month,
there was no clear notice for
where students were allowed
to park that wouldn’t land
them with a ticket from security.
These signs, made of
an
aluminum material, are in each of the parking lots of
the campus.
They give clear notice for who is allowed to
park in designated parking lots at various times
throughout the day. Lot 9, for example, is a designated
staff parking lot that requires a college permit to
park in it before 6:00 PM, in which case anyone may
park in that lot.
The process of having signs made and put into
the parking lots was a long one, but well worth it.
According to Director of Facilities Arnie De La Rosa,
“When the school was originally constructed in 2008,
it was probably a miss by the previous architect on
the design project. So we ended up having a building
where we had no exterior signage.”
De La Rosa went on to state that former Three
Rivers President Grace Jones put together a committee
in charge of having the signs made. This committee was
sent out to research their options and came back with
a “composite list that was needed for the building as a
whole on the outside.”
The new signs have a reflective coating and
“some sort of a prismatic lens that kind of reflects off
your headlights so it does give them a sheen so they
can be seen in a reflective manner at night,” De La Rosa
said.
However, the signs on the outside of the building
do not have this reflective coating. “You’re not going to
be driving at the building. You’ll be driving from parking
lot to parking lot, space to space.”
The signs also have a graffiti proof coating.
The color scheme of the signs was chosen for a
specific reason as well. Initially they were going to be
grey like the signs in the interior of the school, but new
Three Rivers President Mary Ellen Jukoski reviewed
what was going on so far and asked for
recommendations.
The decision
was to use the school’s
colors. The guidelines
for parking have not
changed, and now that
there are clear signs
stating where and when
students, faculty and
visitors may park, the
hope is that the signs
will make things easier
for those who are
coming onto the site for
the first time and less
frustrating for those
students in search of a
place to park.
Lot seven’s new sign
A half covered space
Parking Lot Snow Concerns
By Rachel Rogers
you live in New England, you know that the
weather here is unpredictable. The recent snowfalls
have made quite the pile up on sidewalks and in parking
lots, including the ones at Three Rivers.
Though the weather can be unpredictable,
there should be no excuse to have the parking lots and
sidewalks barely plowed or shoveled days after the last
snow. Not only is it very inconvenient for the students
and faculty trying to get into the school or to their
cars, but it is also extremely dangerous.
Mary Pollard, is a student here at Three Rivers,
recently had surgery done on her knee and needs
to use a walker. Needless to say she is not too thrilled
with the conditions of the grounds outside of the
school.
Pollard “For someone who is handicapped, it
is really difficult for me to walk around with all of the
obstructions in the parking lots and sidewalks. Getting
out of my car with my walker on to a sheet of ice
is dangerous. I slip and slide almost every day.”, Mary
says. She wishes that the worst areas around campus
will be treated more thoroughly.
If she were to
fall, Pollard would be
out of school and work
for months, and may
even need another
surgery. Mary is not
the only handicapped
student on campus,
and the condition of
the parking lot puts
many more students
at risk, including the
students who are not
handicapped.
The parking lots
have quite a few spaces
where there is snow
completely covering it,
wasting a whole parking
spot. Others have snow
covering half the space,
still ending up wasting
an entire spot.
There are also
chunks of ice and snow
near the sidewalks that
could easily cause a
problem.
Ice chuncks by the
sidewalk
Director of Facilities, Arnie De La Rosa, states
that “before the snow started, we had one day where
there was snow that came down and turned to rain.
And while it was raining, we had cars in the parking
lots. Later that evening, the temperatures dipped below
freezing and it held that temperature for quite a bit. So
once those spaces were cleared out, ice was left on. We
tried to do the best we could around it.”
He said that they have a contractor that they
call in that does the sanding and plowing. For when the
contractor is not around, certain staff members have
the duty to treat little spots around campus with sand
and ice melt that they already have.
The safety of the students and staff should
always come first. According to De La Rosa, there has
only been one minor incident with an instructor who
fell. She is doing alright and is back at work, but the
school staff still went out and treated the area with sand
and ice melt.
Though winter is not yet over, hopefully there are no
more incidents. We will just have to wait and see what
Mother Nature has in store for us.
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The problem with the Wi-Fi
and Phone Service
By Brissett Cuadros
In the meantime, Stephen Goetchius says
that they are willing to help students that have
trouble connecting their devices with the school’s
Wi-Fi.
The problem with the phone service: It does
not matter what company you have a contract
with, your phone model or OS (operating system)
have nothing to do with your phone suddenly not
having service to receive or make calls and text.
The problem with service is simple: the
amount of metal and steel don’t allow the device to
connect, especially in some hallways or rooms.
WI-FI Error screen that plagues students
Not being able to connect to the
school’s internet connection has been issue for
many students and staff, whether they use their
laptops or smartphones. I went to ask a few questions
to Stephen Goetchius, the dean of Information
Technology, about
These common issues.
The problem with the Wi-Fi: Stephen
Goetchius is aware that people have issues connecting
their devices, and how slow the internet
speed can be.
The reason the internet connection in the
school is slow is because “the wireless system with
all Connecticut is located in Hartford,” Stephen
says. And It is shared with 12 twelve community
colleges (including TRCC), which contributes to
the slow connection from time to time. for instance
the slow connection from time to time.
The wireless system is being updated at the
moment and hopefully, it will solve most of the
problems. and He says that some students bring
their devices for help.
If someone is having trouble connecting
their laptops to the Wi-Fi, they are welcome in the
I.T. office.
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A common reasons reason why students
aren’t able to connect their devices is because students
choose the wrong Wi-Fi connection option
when they try to connect to the Wi-Fi. When you
turn on you Wi-Fi options three internet connections:
ConnSCU Internet: Enrolled student or
faculty can log on with their trcc TRCC account
ConnSCU Secured: Devices that the
college offers for faculty
ConnSCU Guests: This is a temporal temporary
account for the guests that come to TRCC;
the TRCC account won’t work
Networks available
It is not the most comfortable solution,
but to get service, people just have to go out the
building so they get reception.
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Photoshop project by Nick St. Amour
Make Way for Graphic Design
By Nick St. Amour
Clipping mask by Nick St. Amour
Three Rivers has a
Graphic Design certificate that you can
receive when you graduate. However, before
the winter break of 2014 the Graphic
Design department, the Academic Dean,
and the Board of Regents worked hard to
create a whole new curriculum.
So how do you get to start a
new program at three rivers Three
Rivers? According to Branchini,
with the wide range of diverse
students, the healthy enrollment of
the design classes, and the resources
the college already had, they had
enough to push forward to creating
a great program.
Amenta spoke to the faculty
about developing new courses
and a proposal, which took a fair
amount of time. After filling out
paperwork, doing research, revising
paperwork, revising the revisions
of the paperwork, and eventually
coming up with new courses with a
solid proposal, Amenta was ready
for Dean Branchini to talk to the
board of region’s.
Abstract dragon designed in Illustrator by Noah Carr
Say hello to the Graphic Design
Associate’s Degree. Kevin Amenta,
Graphic Design Program Coordinator of
Three Rivers, had taken two and a half
years of constant research and paperwork
to create the perfect proposal for the
Board of Regents.
This led to the Graphic Design
Associates Degree curriculum being
passed on Friday, December 5th, 2014.
Now all of Amenta’s design students can
feel relieved to be able to graduate with a
degree rather than the certificate that is
already available at Three Rivers.
The Academic Dean of Three
Rivers, Ann Z. Branchini, helped Amenta
with making this degree actually happen.
Amenta admits, “the academic dean was
a huge supporter of the program, and
without her help and assistance this program
would not exist.”
Dean Branchini brought the
idea to her counterparts and the
chief academic officers to consider
and give feedback to the viability of
the program. After all that, both the
Dean and Amenta still needed to
make changes to make this proposal
a strong one.
Once affirmed by the chiefs, it finally goes
over the board of regents to look into detail on the
specifics of the programs.
They also talk about if this program is going
to give jobs, help to transfer, or do both to students
who enroll. When all of this is said and done, the
program gets approved!
Both Amenta and Dean Branchini were
super excited to find that the program had passed.
“This new program that we have is pretty special,”
said Branchini, “I don’t expect to be growing a lot
of programs in the next few years.”
Fake magazine Cover by Brissett Cuadros
Along with this program comes two new
courses including: Com101 Intro to Mass Communications
and Com166 Video and Film making,
one of the first available video editing course
available at Three Rivers.
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Photography at Three Rivers
By Rachel Rogers
You need to know how to zoom
in and out, change the shutter speed, look
through your taken pictures, etc. Once
you have the basics down, you need to
know where and what you are going to be
photographing.
The ideas are limitless; anything
that you desire. That is the best thing
about photography. You can do whatever
you want withit. If you get really into
it, you can also get accessories for your
camera and your
photos.
You can buy a tripod for your
camera to help it stay in place, as well as
different kinds of lenses, depending on
your type of camera, so you can take even
crazier photos. There are apps and products
you can get that will help enhance
and edit your photos.
Sunset on peir in California
There are many reasons photography
is a wonderful hobby. That is why
This world is such a beautiful place.
There are so many colorful and fascinating images to
capture; waiting for you right outside your door.
Being a photographer is not just about capturing
a “cool” picture, but it should also tell a story.
You have to have a passion for this subject to be able
to identify yourself with it.
There are endless amounts of places and
subjects that can be photographed, that all of your
interests can be captured.
There is a lot you need to know if you want to
get into photography. First, you have to know what
kind of camera you have and how to use it. There
are many different qualities to every type of camera,
so you must make sure you read the user guide that
came with your camera to familiarize yourself with
your gadget.
Decorative pumpkins
Monarch Butterfly
Autumn trail
you should take the next Digital Photography
class here at Three Rivers Community
College.
There is a late-starting class that begins
right after Spring break if you wanted
to take the class this semester but forgot to
sign up.
If you sign up now, you can be
spending every Tuesday and Thursday
from 5:30pm-8:25pm over a seven week
period learning more about photography
and taking awesome photos.
This course is also a pre-requisite
for getting your Associates Degree in
Graphic Design, so make sure you get a
place in this class before it is too late!
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Three Rivers Middle College
Magnet High School
By Noah Carr
Photos courtesy of TRMC
The UCONN trip
Three Rivers opened its doors to high
school students three years ago in 2012 by opening the
Middle College’s main office in room E205. This allowed
high school juniors and seniors to learn in a college
setting and get a head start on their higher education.
TRMC’s Mission Statement:
Three Rivers Middle College Magnet High
School (TRMC) empowers students to be college and
career ready. A collaborative partnership with Three
Rivers Community College combined with TRMC’s
individualized and rigorous curriculum provides students
with a dynamic, innovative learning environment.
TRMC encourages students to become creative problem
solvers and independent lifelong learners.
When starting at TRMC students spend their
first semester or two taking high school classes such as
Algebra 2, intro to chemistry, and English 100 with the
TRMC teachers Chun Kong Wong (CK, Math), Pamela
Santerre (English), and Jeffrey Savoie (Science).
After students prove that they can manage their
time effectively they are allowed to start taking college
courses with the rest of the TRCC community, being
taught by the college professors with other college students.
TRMC Staff left to right: Top: Brad, Christpopher,
Marsha;Bottom: CK, Pamela, Heather, Jeffrey
While some students only take one or two college
classes per semester most end up taking three or
four college courses.
The rest of the TRMC staff includes: Brad
Columbus (Principal), Heather Singletary (SPED),
Christopher Delucia (Guidance), Marsha Goldreich
(Guidance), and Graciela Guzman (Secretary).
All of TRMC’s staff are very interactive with the
students and Portia Taylor, a senior, says“Each of the
faculty members, in their own sincere way, encourage
us students to work hard and practice the disciple of
delaying instant gratification, while making sure we are
aware of the challenge that may come up ahead.”
Grit day get-up
Grit, the “art” of delaying gratification, is one of
the school’s main focuses. From Grit days to assigned
reading to reminders from the teachers, students are
constantly reminded and encouraged to delay gratification
in order to obtain better grades or a better out
come outcome on whatever they are working on.
The students that attend TRMC come from
seventeen towns all around Connecticut and because
of this you would think that it is hard to fit anywhere at
the school.
Breakfast with a few of the honor students
Nonetheless, junior Serina Gelinas says that
“the school’s so small that you really get along with
everyone.” And with sixty-one students currently enrolled,
TRMC really is a small school.
TRMC started off with thirty-three students
and has never had more than sixty-five students at time
however their first two graduating classes all went on
to college after graduating. While it remains to be seen
what will happen to the graduating class of 2015, these
are impressive numbers, even for a small school.
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THE WALKING DEAD
By Brissett Cuadros
The second half of the popular show,
The Walking Dead, returned to our TV with more
than 15 million of viewers on Sunday, February
8th. This show is more than the cliché of screaming
and running away from zombies; the characters,
the settings, stories, conflicts, make-up, and
plot will make you love the show.
Characters:
There are many and diverse amount of
characters in this show; they have different perspectives,
different pasts, and survival methods.
You will either love or dislike them through the
seasons based on their behavior and their growth.
Even though more characters keep coming in as
others keep dying off, those situations of their
friends or family make them grow and rely in each
other to survive.
Unpredictability:
As the show progresses, what seems predictable
to happen to the group while they move
along, end up with even sometimes doing the contrary.
It might end up them getting split up, lost,
getting eaten, or transformed. Or even when you
think a character is dead, they might be with less
chances of getting bitten than the rest of the group.
Special Effects / Make -Up:
Although unlike many movies about technologic
advances, The Walking Dead won’t be
using those kind of effects as much, but mostly
relying on make-up and details. When there are
attacks, or deaths, or a scene with zombies walking
around, the make-up looks realistic.
The show has gore, and even close ups with
people dying, or the survivors shooting at zombie’s
head, blood, or people’s insides being ripped off, or
even when they are trying to save their friends and
have to chop off parts of their bodies.
Not only that, their clothing, the settings
help with the immersion in the show.
Plot(twists): You assume in the beginning of the
show about who are the ones that couldn’t possibly
die, and then you catch up to the latest episode
and realize that chances are that anyone can just
die, it does not matter their importance for the
characters in the show or whether is a favorite.
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Jupiter Ascending
By Allison Kelly
NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM:
SECRET OF THE TOMB
By Noah Carr
Jupiter Ascending is a new action-adventure
fantasy directed by Andy and Lana
Wachowski. Its main character, Jupiter (Mila Kunis),
thinks that she’s a nobody destined to clean houses for
the rest of her life, until one day when she finds that
she has a destiny unlike any she could have imagined.
The movie starts with a voiceover from Jupiter
and shows how her parents fell in love one night while
Jupiter’s father, a Russian named Maximilian Jones, is
searching the sky through a telescope. Not long after,
they are a happy young couple expecting a baby.
That happiness is soon destroyed when from
out of nowhere, men invade their home and kill Jupiter’s
father.
The film fast-forwards to years later when Jupiter
is grown up and working a miserable existence as
a janitor in Chicago. Out of desperation for money to
buy a telescope, Jupiter goes to a clinic to sell her eggs
and is almost killed by alien creatures that are there to
find out if she’s the one that they have been looking for.
Jupiter is rescued by a rogue named Caine
Wise (Channing Tatum) who has also been searching
for her, Wise brings Jupiter to Stinger Apini (Sean
Bean), who reveals to Jupiter that she is, essentially,
royalty.
A sibling trio of humanoids known as the
Abrasax’s has discovered Jupiter’s existence and believe
that she will be the heir to inherit the earth, something
the siblings view as a threat.
The film continues with many twists and turns,
ranging from the Abrasax’s wanting to harvest the human
population on earth to men who ride through the
sky using hover boots.
By the end of the movie, Jupiter has saved the
day with the help of Caine and Stinger and is essentially
queen of the earth.
While the film was overall enjoyable, it was
hard to walk away from it not feeling underwhelmed.
The beginning was a little hard to follow, and there
were a few storylines that were introduced and never
really resolved.
There was a lot of world building and character
development that was barely even touched, leaving the
audience a bit confused, which might have also led to
the underwhelming feeling.
One of the good things was that unlike most
movies that are definitely geared toward a teenage
audience, the romance wasn’t laid on too heavily, and
it wasn’t until towards the end that anything really
happened on a romantic level.
For those Lord of the Rings and Game of
Thrones fans who are wondering, you’ll have to watch
and see whether or not Sean Bean’s curse of playing
characters that die has been broken.
In 1938 archaeologists discovered a tomb
in Egypt containing a mysterious artifact, the tablet of
Ahkmenra, which in now on display at the Museum
of Natural History in New York bringing the museum
displays to life.
But when the tablet starts to corrode and starts
losing power the night time security guard, Larry
Daley, and his son, Nicky, must bring the tablet to the
British Museum to meet Ahkmenra’s father, the creator
of the tablet, in hopes that Ahkmenra’s father can fix it.
Starring Ben Stiller (as Larry Daley), Robin
Williams (as Theodore Roosevelt), Owen Wilson (as
Jedediah), Steve Coogan (as Octavius), Dan Stevens
(as Sir Lancelot), and Ben Kingsley (as Ahkmenra’s
father).
Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb is
the third movie in the Night at the Museum series and
one of the last movies that the comedian Robin Williams
acted in before committing suicide. This movie
was dedicated to Robin William and Mickey Rooney,
who played Gus and also passed away before the film’s
release.
When arriving at the British Museum with
Ahkmnra and the tablet Larry discovers that he had
a few hitch hikers including Laa (a Neanderthal who
was modeled to look like Larry), Theodore Roosevelt,
Attila the Hun, and Dexter the monkey.
As this ragtag team from the Museum of
Natural History explores the British Museum they
encounter many dangers, such as a Triceratops skeleton
and a model city of Pompeii, they also make a few
new friends such as Sir Lancelot and the security guard
Tilly.
However as the tablet regresses even more
during their adventure, and as it does the figures from
the Museum of Natural History slowly start changing
back into their inanimate selves.
So when the tablet is stolen by one of the British Museum’s
displays it is up to Larry to get the table t back and
restore its power.
Overall this was an entertaining and interesting
film; the acting was superb, the special effects where
used effectively, and the writing was great. However
the movie as a whole did not live up to the expectations
set by the first two movies, but if you are a fan of
the Night at the Museum series or Robin Williams, this
film is a must see.
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By Rachel Rogers
By Rachel Rogers
This movie has made breaking
news on CNN and was a conversation topic for
weeks around the world. It got the attention of
everyone, from the president to Hollywood’s
hottest celebrities.
The United States has been in conflicts
with North Korea for quite some time, and this
movie coming out was a huge deal.
Many say that it is just a movie and
should not have had as much of an impact as it
did, while others say that it was extremely innappropriate
and would cause many problems.
Starring comedians Seth Rogen and
James Franco, the plot of the story is for these
two to take down the leader of North Korea.
James Franco plays a TV host who’s
producer is Seth Rogen. They find out that Kim
Jong-un, the dictator of North Korea, is a big
fan of their show.
So they are able to land an interview
with him, hoping that it will lead to more coverage
and popularity for themselves and their
show.
But once the CIA finds this information
out, they have a meeting with Franco and Rogen.
The CIA
has a job for these two, and it is not what
they were expecting. All they wanted was an
interview with the dictator, but now the CIA is
asking for much more; to assasssinate him.
Through the hour and fifty two minutes
of the movie, you are taken on quite the adventure.
This rated R action/comedy got an average
of four stars and is still being talked about,
considering the fact that it recently got put on
Netflix for people to watch.
You first see the face of Chris Kyle
looking into the scope of his sniper rifle as
a small boy and his mother step out of their
home in the middle of the war-zone. Then the
scene cuts and the movie starts over again by
showing the events leading up to that scene.
Chris Kyle is an all-American man who
would do anything to help protect his country.
Kyle decides to join the Seals, he meets a girl
and falls in love, and married soon after.
A later scene then shows him and his
wife watching the attack on the World Trade
Center on their television. The next thing you
know, Kyle is on his first tour in Iraq. This is
when the movie goes back to the very first
scene, and goes on from there.
Kyle goes through four tours in Iraq. He
became the best sniper in US history; he was a
legend.
After his last tour, he decided that he
was done and went home. He had suffered
tramaizing events that made him suffer from
some form of PTSD.
Kyle became very well-known, and
wrote his own book about his story in Iraq, later
being made in to a movie. A few years later,
Kyle was killed while trying to help out other
vets.
This remarkable rated-R movie is directed
by Clint Eastwood and stars Bradley Cooper
as Chris Kyle.
Kyle did everything that he could to help
serve and protect this country, being an American
hero.
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