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     What shows have you been binging to pass quarantine. I've been binging "The Office" and recently finished it. I also binged "The Mandalorian", "Harley Quinn", and "Doom Patrol".      My question to you is, what shows have you been binging? Are your watching old shows or are you focusing on binging newer show? any recommendations? Please comment below on what entertainment you've been binging. 

 I just came up with an interesting idea. Every week, I share one recipe I learned in quarantine. This week, I'll keep thing simple and share my recipe for Garlic Butter.  Ingredients: 1 cup or stick of butter                          1 Teaspoon basil                     1 Teaspoon  Parsley                          1 Teaspoon salt (or to taste)                         1 or 2 Teaspoon(s) of minced garlic (depending on how much you love                garlic), you can replace the minced garlic with 2 or 4 clove of crushed garlic. Directions: put the cup of butter in a bowl (make sure the butter is softened). add in  the basil, parsley, and salt and garlic and mi to...

 Its the start of of the Spring Semester, and some of us are already studying for the next quiz or test. Here are some tips to make studying a an easier time. 1. Take periodic breaks. Take 10 minute breaks every 30-50 minutes. I'd suggest using that time to stretch your legs and use the restroom. 2. Listen to music. This tip won't work for everyone, because I know some people who can only focus in absolute silence. But for me at least, I find that listening to some lo-fi music or my favorite podcast  really takes the stress away from studying.  3. Don't cram for an exam. Cramming overnight for an exam is far from a good idea. The fatigue from studying overnight can really hurt your performance on a test, and chances are you'd hardly retain any of the information from the night before. I'd personally recommend taking an hour each night before bed to study for any up coming exam you'd might have a week or two before hand.  4. stay hydrated. Have a cup of water or ...

  Wellness Center  - The 40,000 square foot Wellness Center houses a full-size gymnasium, suspended walking track, multi-purpose exercise room, fitness center, fully equipped locker rooms and lounge space. These facilities are open to all  NCC  students with a valid Nashua Community College ID and completion of the Wellness Center Registration form.   o     The Fitness Center is currently closed, but we have plenty of opportunities for students to engage in wellness related and recreational activities! We hope to expand upon what is listed below so keep an eye out in your email and on the MyNCC app for future announcements!   o     We will be offering e-sports opportunities in collaboration with Great Bay CC and students will have the chance to play against students from our other CCSNH institutions.   o     Keep an eye out on the MyNCC app and student email for announcements for a student health/wellness ch...

    LIBRARY The  NCC  Library is a welcoming place that offers space to study alone, study together and to collaborate on class projects or just relax and read 6 days + 4 evenings a week. The library provides computers and a printer/scanner and reserve copies of many textbooks, many now available free online (see bookstore website – QuickLinks/Bookstore or ( https://www.bkstr.com/nashuaccstore/home )   Get research and tech help from library staff –via phone, email or chat. They can introduce you to the many thousands of online books and articles accessible from the library in Canvas or the library website QuickLinks/Library or  https://library.nashuacc.edu/home   Text the library staff: 603-605-1622 (not a phone)   Email the  NCC  Library:  ncc library@ccsnh.edu   NCC  Library Hours (online only)   M -TH 8 AM - 6 PM   Friday 8 AM - 4 PM   The library on campus is not open; all services are being provided on...

 NCC Windows Magazine is looking for submissions for their Spring 2021 edition.  Windows is looking for Submissions for short stories/narratives, poems, and photos. The guidelines are as follows Short Stories/Narratives: 1,000 word limit Poems: Limit Two entries per person Photography/Art: Limit two entries per person Deadline: March 5th Email Submissions to nccwindows@ccsnh.edu

      We know that this semester is different from most. But even though all of our classes are all online, we still found a way to connect. Even though we can't go on campus for our club meetings, we still used services like discord or zoom to connect with our friends. Even though we have to remain physically apart, we are still as connected as ever.