Student Spotlight
Student spotlight: Jinnah Shrock
By Jennifer Almond, Photographer
Jinnah Shrock. Photo by Jennifer Almond
Jinnah was adopted from South Korea along with her twin sister Seon and left behind her birth mother and big brother. Twenty-five years would pass before she would find out that she was actually apart of triplets. Jinnah’s other sister, the third triplet, still resides in South Korea. › Continue reading
Tamekia Hunt: Pursuing her goals and overcoming obstacles
By Michelle Einzinger, Reporter
Tamekia Hunt. Photo courtesy of Tamekia Hunt.
Tamekia Hunt is a sophomore here at Colorado Northwestern Community College. She is here to get her associate of arts. Hunt is originally from Colorado Springs, Colo. where she was born on Nov. 8, 1990. › Continue reading
The story of Daniel Flores
By Levi Cordova, Reporter
Daniel Flores. Photo courtesy of Daniel Flores.
Daniel Flores is originally from Lakewood, Colo. which is just west of Denver. He moved to Rangely three years ago and is attending CNCC, where he is working on getting his Associate of Applied Science Degree in Aviation Maintenance. › Continue reading
Student Spotlight: Levi Cordova
By Alex Mackey, Layout/Design Editor
Photo courtesy of Levi Cordova
Levi Cordova, age 22, is a sophomore here at Colorado Northwestern. He moved from Denver after hearing from his brother about the school here. He is currently studying to earn his associate of liberal arts, after which he plans on moving back to Denver and studying at a four-year university. His eye is set on the University of Denver. After all of his schooling, he wants to become a substance abuse counselor. › Continue reading
In the spotlight: Bahama native Dwayne Cooper
By Alex Mackey, Reporter
Colorado Northwestern freshman Dwayne Cooper puttin’ up the deuces. Photo courtesy of Dwayne Cooper.
Dwayne Cooper, age 20, is a new student here at Colorado Northwestern who’s traveled quite the distance to attend our school. He’s moved here from the city of Freeport, Grand Bahama, in the Bahamas; where they are two hours ahead of us, they have beaches instead of lakes, and you don’t need a license to fish. Cooper came here to study Aviation Technology; however, the international fees were too expensive and he now finds himself studying marine biology. › Continue reading
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