RCTC Student Newspaper
Dwight BoyumBy Colin Jorissen Business Manager [email protected] Our current society has issues with civility throughout respective workplaces. A team of people at RCTC has been selected to detect, isolate and resolve any civility issues that have arisen within the past few years. The team consists of Andy Hamman, coordinator of campus safety and security; Barb Fritz, … Read more
By Seth Boyum Graphics Manager Last semester, RCTC student Mandi Mason displayed her Computer-Aided Design project, a four-guitar stand, at the CAD Department’s open house. “For my final project, I was kind of just playing around with some bigger ideas,” Mason said. “At my house, I’ve got plaster walls and I have a lot of … Read more
By Zach Deppa Sports Editor zachary.deppa Last year, eight students from RCTC earned the 2015-2016 Academic Student-Athlete Award from the National Junior College Athletic Association. This award is given to student-athletes who succeeded not only at sports but on the academic level as well. There are three classifications to the award based on GPA, the … Read more
By Zach Deppa Sports Editor zachary.deppa As many of you may know, RCTC has hired a new head football coach in Eric Waldstein. He has a great history as he has coached for Carthage, Cornell, Morningside and several other colleges over the last 18 years. “I have known about the RCTC program for a long … Read more
RCTC’s Fall Art Show will run through October, exhibiting ceramics, photography, and paintings from RCTC staff and faculty. Contributing to the exhibit are Jeff Jacobsen, Suz Szucs, Robert Banker, Anthony Rostvold, Brian Steele, Kate Bauman, Simon Huelsbeck, Dan Vedamuthu, Michal Mussell, Crist Dahl and Chris Delisle.
By Luis Enrique Cisneros Pito Arts and Entertainment Editor [email protected] CTC’s art gallery hosts a variety of shows featuring student artwork and faculty. This summer, there was great artwork on display. Simon Huelsbeck drawing and painting instructor demonstrated some of his artwork along with Winona State University art faculty Matthew Winkler. Former RCTC students Bobby … Read more
By Luis Enrique Cisneros Pito Arts and Entertainment Editor [email protected] The release of Pok»mon Go has taken the world by storm. RCTC Student Life has instinctively decided to go ahead and incorporate the popular game into its repertoire of events during Homecoming from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Oct. 5. “We are always looking … Read more
By Kyle Parker Staff Writer [email protected] Pok»mon has boasted soon-to-be 25 games in its core series alone. From battles, to pictures to dungeon crawling for treasure, there is little that this 20-year-old game franchise has not done except play on a non-Nintendo platform. Then, on July 6, Nintendo broke this taboo and exclusivity with the … Read more
Take a selfie with two of your friends. Now keep that photo on your cellphone as reminder. Odds are, one of you won’t be here by spring. Nationally, more than 30 percent of students who enter college will drop out during the first year. Our plea to you is to make sure that you’re not … Read more
By Luke Buehler Editor-in-Chief [email protected] While looking at what books were going to cost for this fall semester, there was outrage welling deep in the crevices of my guts, both financially and emotionally. There is something definitely broken with the reasoning behind why certain academic departments of RCTC require students to buy ridiculously, insanely expensive … Read more