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NCSC Offering New Business Analytics Degree North Central State College Is Offering a Dents of All Ages — from Current High New Associate Degree in Business Analytics 58 Years Serving Our Loyal Readers Since 1961 [email protected] 01.09.20 • 50¢ per copy NCSC offering new Business Analytics Degree North Central State College is offering a dents of all ages — from current high new associate degree in Business Analytics. school students taking College Credit Plus Students will begin taking classes toward courses to currently employed workers the new degree during the spring 2020 se- who want to expand their skills and im- mester. prove their careers. Many students will Business Analytics combines business have the opportunity to complete intern- knowledge (i.e. economics, management ships to gain hands-on, real-world business and marketing) with the use of processes experience. and applications such as Microsoft Business “Almost every employer we meet with Intelligence suite. Students will develop has expressed concern about hiring people skills needed to improve business decision with advanced skills. Certainly, this program making through data analysis, critical will help answer those concerns and thinking and problem-solving. provide amazing career opportunities for Representatives from accounting firms, our graduates,” stated Greg Timberlake, manufacturing companies, banking insti- dean of the business, industry and technol- T-C Staff/Bud Motter TEAMWORK — tutions, health care providers and the non- ogy division at NC State. “We live in a da- With the aid of an old fashion fire place to keep them warn, five men profit sector helped North Central State ta-rich business climate today. Employees met Saturday, Jan. 4 to replace some of the flooring in a newly constructed cabin at South park. Some of the original floor was installed when the wood was still “green” College design this program. who can analyze and distill that information and has since dried and started to crack. Tom Pappas, John Long, Denny Spangler, Kevin Dr. Dorey Diab, president of North will become highly valued in every com- Wappner and Rich Gramo worked on the project together. Central State College is pleased with the petitive market.” addition, “The need for employees with vi- Students enrolling in the Business sion and insight to help businesses gather, Analytics program will also qualify for analyze and make informed decisions is Choose Ohio First scholarship awards as OYS will receive funding from critical for the continuing viability of com- part of their financial aid package. For the panies and institutions throughout the re- 2020–’21 school year, NC State has been Panda Express grand opening Friday gion. I am proud of our team and the work awarded more than half a million dollars Panda Express and Ontario Youth Sports page at tribunecourierontario1961 as well they completed to connect with area em- to assist student pursuing an education in (OYS) are teaming up to raise money for as the OYS Facebook page. ployers to develop this program to meet science, technology, engineering, mathe- community events on Friday, Jan. 10, “We work very hard to offer free commu- their needs.” matics and medical (STEM+M) programs. 10:30 am to 9:30 pm. nity events that get people into the parks,” The Associate Degree in Business For more information visit www.nc- Panda Express will celebrate its Ontario said Brett Baxter, OYS board member. Analytics will provide opportunity for stu- statecollege.edu/business-analytics. grand opening on Friday and will donate “Ontario Parks are amazing and we 50 percent of the event sales to Ontario want our community to enjoy them as Youth Sports. much as possible. Being able to offer this Students can join Stellar Robotics team Those wishing to participate can receive fundraiser really kick starts our fundraising On the first Saturday in January, high This year, FIRST Robotics has partnered a flyer to show — either printed or for 2020 and allows us to offer some addi- school students, mentors, teachers and with Lucasfilm and Disney to create a Star digitially — when ordering, by contacting tional activities.” sponsors of FRC Team 5413 Stellar Robotics Wars inspired game that encourages the Kenn Spencer at 419-566-8072 or OYS Director Kenn Spencer said “Panda gathered at the Kehoe Center in Shelby to use of renewable energy sources to save a [email protected]. The flyer is also Express approached us a while back and see the reveal of this year’s FIRST Robotics failing city. available at the Tribune-Courier Facebook asked if our group would like to get in- Competition game. Coaches say it’s already Teams must build robots to retrieve volved. The idea of OYS supporting local shaping up to be one of the best years game pieces, launch the game pieces into business is a win-win for us.” Stellar has seen yet. a “power port,” and end the game by “We are encouraging everyone to invite Stellar Robotics is a 501c3 non-profit or- climbing onto a structure called the “shield friends and family to dine-in or take-out.” ganization that provides hands-on robotics generator.” FRC 2020 Game Reveal Video. “Everything collected at this event will programs for elementary, junior high, and Stellar has seven weeks to build a robot go toward our free community events.” high school aged students. Saturday, Jan. from the ground up before attending their Candice Lee from community marketing 4, marked the beginning of the season for first competition Feb. 27–29. Anyone inter- said, “At Panda Express, we are all about the high school team, as they finally got to ested in robotics can contact with any building positive, meaningful and lasting see what challenges they face in this year’s questions. The group is always looking for 8 08805 93451 9 connections in our communities.” game, Infinite Recharge. (Continued on Page 3) 2 Thursday, January 9, 2020 Tribune-Courier By Ian Stumbo Hollywood. Kayla is a fresh face to the net- work but eventually has a traumatizing Bombshell is the story of three women Thank you to the Ontario Lions Club who worked at the Fox News channel who meeting with Ailes. and Richland County Fairgrounds for all came out against their CEO, Roger Ailes is played by John Lithgow who helping with the Ontario Community Ailes, with accusations of sexual harassment does a great job under a ton of makeup. The Craft Show on Dec. 7. We had a great turn that led to his removal from his powerful movie is full of various actors in all sorts of out. Several new toys were donated to the position. roles and Bombshell gets a little weighted Ontario Police Toy Drive and distributed to Charlize Theron is almost unrecognizable down by having so many people pop up. families in need. So, thank you to as Megyn Kelly who was given her own Director Jay Roach makes a good movie but everyone that attended. I want to send a show, but held the line at Fox trying to it’s rather sensationalized, it has some inter- big thank you to all of my vendors for par- keep her job after Fox & Friends host esting information but the performances ticipating. And thanks to all of the high Gretchen Carlson (a terrific Nicole Kidman) certainly outweigh an important story. school students who volunteered to help gets fired from the network. Carlson was Look for Oscar nods in the next couple the vendors during lunch time — Amelia relegated to an afternoon time slot leading weeks for these terrific actresses and while Carmack, Tytus Namenyi, Colton Geer, to her and several other women accusing this is certainly a story of something that Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Taylor DiMartino Kylie Hendrix, Grace Maurer, Jon Nagel should never happen again, Bombshell just Ailes of harassment. SEA OF JAPAN — Electronics Technician and Trevor Fox. Everyone did a great job The third woman is named Kayla and never gets elevated to a top 10 status but is 3rd Class Philip Pugh, from Mansfield and I appreciate all of your help. played by Margot Robbie. Robbie nailed a good film and certainly watchable. ★★★ ★★★★ dresses out in firefighting gear during a her role as Tonya Harding in I, Tonya a / general quarters drill aboard the Arleigh Heather Hendrix couple years ago and earlier this year as Look for The Entertainment Examiner’s Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Director, Ontario Recreation Department Sharon Tate in Once Upon a Time... in video posts on YouTube. Milius (DDG 69) on Dec. 28. Milius is underway conducting operations in the The following poem was sent to us by filled him with glee. Indo-Pacific region while assigned to Marlyn Hunt, 89, of Ontario. Unfort - But what caught his eye and was best Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 15, the unately it was addressed to us incorrectly of all, the angel at the top of the tree Navy’s largest forward-deployed DESRON and took some time to get re-routed and that seemed seven feet tall, he then and the U.S. 7th Fleet’s principal surface reach the Tribune’s mailbox. Even though scampered to the fireplace where the force. the Christmas season is over, we hope stockings were all hung in a row and you enjoy this poem she wrote for her jumped inside each stocking and inves- grandchildren and great grandchildren. tigated clear down to the toe. Faster Santa had filled each stocking with Christmas Mouse goodies and things and beautiful presents that only Santa can bring, he found a than Quick By Marlyn Hunt, Ontario candy cane and much to his delight, By Bob Carter It was the night before Christmas and thought to himself, they wouldn’t miss all was quiet in the house, except for the one little bite.
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