Just ‘being’ isn’t so crazy after all
“My story is one that people could easily pity. Pity is not what I am asking for.” Former Echo editor-in-chief reflects on life, health, and legacy.
Dwight Boyum
The Echo Eavesdrops – December 2017
“May I quote you on that?” is a common question a journalist asks during an interview. Here are just a few of the colorful comments that we’ve heard around campus. This time, we didn’t ask your permission. “I’d sell my soul for an A in this class.” – in the Science and Technology area “The … Read more
Yoda and Nike got it right
“For many, a college career is basically a hunt for wisdom, knowledge, and truth. (Also free pizza.) The greatest truth of my college career can be summed up in the words of a well-known life coach and diplomate: Jedi Master Yoda.”
Breaking barriers to recognize 2-year student athletes
The Minnesota College Athletic Conference, under the leadership of Peter Watkins, hopes to break the barriers holding back many two-year athletic programs. This includes lack of recognition for the teams and low promotion of conference events, all of which results in two-year sports teams and leagues being overlooked in favor of four-year schools.
What does it take to make a painting this large?
Art club completes large mural project reflecting diversity of the student body.
Insane difficulty, wasted potential make Wolfenstein II a disappointment
An RCTC student reviews the 2017-release Wolfenstein II and discusses whether the highly anticipated sequel game lived up to expectations.
Career counselors are employment Mythbusters
By Lydia Hansen Editor-in-Chief For every student, the goal of their college career is to be able to begin their future career as soon as possible after graduation. Unfortunately, choosing what career to pursue is a daunting and sometimes difficult task. That’s why counselors Gregg Wright and Deb Vang have an end goal of helping … Read more
Alum’s novel is a sci-fi journey
RCTC alum uses his passion for writing to express himself and make an impact on the lives of others.