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Money Reported Missing From North Campus Phi Theta Kappa
Funds were reported missing from North Campus’ Phi Theta Kappa, Mu Epsilon Chapter on Sept. 6 after money was left unattended.
Book Fair: Created by Ye Hongxing, the official poster for the Miami International Book Fair was unveiled Monday, September 12 at the City Hall Restaurant.—AKEEM BRUNSON / THE REPORTER
LUAU: North Campus organization members take part in this year's Club Rush theme: Hawaii, on Sept. 7. Students were able to visit different club booths, where they were able to get information from each organization. There were free snacks and entertainment.—MARCIA ROSENBLAT / THE REPORTER
REFLECTING: A guest reflects on September 11 while the two steel artifacts from the World Trade Centers are unveiled at the North Campus on Sept. 9.—ALAIN BICHOTTE / THE REPORTER
Twisted Metal: According to a Miami-Dade Police Department report, a 1995 Ford Mustang crashed into a bus stop on the intersection of East Road and Kennedy at North Campus. The vehicle attempted to make a left turn from the outermost lane, clipping a 2006 Jeep Commander before careening out of control. No injuries were reported.—MARK PULASKI / THE REPORTER
Viva Mexico: Dancers or “Danzantes Aztecas,” perform a traditional ritual dance done as a tribute to the gods in Mexico during the 200+1 Mexican Independence commemoration event at the Kendall Campus on September 15.—GREGORY CASTILLO / THE REPORTER
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Vending Machines Causing Some Headaches On Campus
Students and staff looking for a quick snack at Miami Dade College have on occasion encountered some issues. The College disburses about 300 refund vouchers a week, according to the vending machine company.
Voices: September 11
Miami Dade College held remembrance ceremonies for Sept. 11’s tenth anniversary at all eight campuses on Sept. 8 and 9. North Campus unveiled two World Trade Center steel artifacts that will remain as memorials in the building 4 rotunda and the School of Fire Science. Below are accounts of some people that have a connection with September 11.
Medical Student Goes From Doctor to Nurse
Andres Quevedo, a student at Medical Campus, trains to be a nurse after being a doctor in Venezuela.
Medical Campus Illuminated
Miami Dade College’s Medical Campus is adorned with a light sculpture created by local artist Jim Morrison.
BRIEFING 
- Campus Safety Day Event
- Kendall Campus will host 100 Thousand Poets for Change
- Kendall Hosts PANNAROMA Exhibition
- MDC Journalism Speaker Series Kick-Off
- MDC Launches Online Career Help
- MDC Top Ten Finalist For Grant
- Miami Art Museum To Feature 9/11 ‘Aftermath’ exhibit
- Miami Dade College Night at Miami Art Museum
- New Student Life Director at Kendall Campus
- Prometeo Theatre Dedicated to Professor Rojas
- Service Learning Offered at Ability Explosion
- Six Students Awarded To Study Abroad in China
