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Life at The Bistro

Life at The Bistro

September 11, 2013 at 9:54 am 0 comments

By Avis Allen. One might think that having a Culinary Institute with a Bistro restaurant on their college campus would be an easy task to run every day.  In the beginning of the culinary program, I thought that the Chef would control the whole kitchen and dictate to the studentsRead More

Students mix school and work

Students mix school and work

August 23, 2013 at 9:00 am 0 comments

For many college students, summer is either a time to find a summer job, to help pay for school, or take summer classes. For second year Culinary Arts student, Chad Borchers, he mixed the two. Borchers decided to make his usual summer job, of being a Senior Counselor at OkobojiRead More

The Bistro is an enticing lunch option

The Bistro is an enticing lunch option

April 17, 2013 at 9:59 am 0 comments

By: Jarrett Quick For students looking for a lunch solution on campus, look no further than the Bistro, put on by DMACC’s culinary arts program. The Bistro is located in Building 7 and offers fans of fine dining an opportunity to experience the work of DMACC’s culinary students in anRead More

London Study Abroad: Dinosaurs Reborn

London Study Abroad: Dinosaurs Reborn

April 12, 2013 at 11:12 am 0 comments

Note: This is a special column from a London Study Abroad student. By: Brian Lundergren London, a country rooted in history, has been my home for the last six weeks; along the way, I have visited many museums, but last week I came across my favourite one yet. The NationalRead More

London Study Abroad: Paris Holocaust Museum

London Study Abroad: Paris Holocaust Museum

April 12, 2013 at 11:00 am 0 comments

Note: This is a special column from a London Study Abroad student. By: Kaitlin Hartman Paris is a city I have wanted to visit for as long as I can remember. It is such a beautiful city with history everywhere. Dr. Jedele, three of my classmates and I went andRead More

Retirement Series: Dyanne Schulze

Retirement Series: Dyanne Schulze

April 3, 2013 at 11:01 am 0 comments

By: Brandon Greubel Dyanne Schulze has been a full-time professor at DMACC since 1994, making this her nineteenth year with full-time status. She started as an on and off adjunct in 1982, she has worked for DMACC for a total of 31 years. While Schulze was working at Meredith inRead More

London Study Abroad: Navigating public transportation

London Study Abroad: Navigating public transportation

March 25, 2013 at 6:37 pm 0 comments

Note: This is a special column from a London Study Abroad student. By Olivia Herr Before coming to the UK, I had never really taken up any opportunity to use public transportation other than in elementary school. So the buses, underground and cabs were all new to me. AIFS gaveRead More

London Study Abroad: A 'Whovian' shares her adventures

London Study Abroad: A ‘Whovian’ shares her adventures

March 25, 2013 at 11:23 am 0 comments

Note: This is a special column from a London Study Abroad student. By Emma Allen For those who don’t know much about Doctor Who or have never heard of it, Doctor Who is a British TV show that is about an alien called The Doctor. He is a Time Lord,Read More