Too big to work (part two) The world of video game developers, players, and funding is one that has been unjustly under-discussed in the academic realm. As a profession, video game development is belittled, as an art form, it is hardly even acknowledged. While developing theory that describes exactly what constitutes interactive media, and examines what artistic and social potential the field has could be … Continue reading Food for thought
Merriam-Webster on community: a group of people with a common characteristic or interest living together within a larger society. Gusties share many common characteristics, one being passion. Our campus center is full of posters advertising events/causes Gusties care about. We share a common interest of seeing our causes succeed. This Monday, only 29% of students voted in the Co-President election. A 1/3 turn out is … Continue reading Six Letters to the Editor
…to NCAA National Tournament Saturday’s win over the Concordia Cobbers sent the Gustavus women’s hockey team to the NCAA National Tournament, with a season record of 26-0-1. For the tenth consecutive year the women’s team is the MIAC Playoff Champion. Having been in this position before, the team is eager to prove that they are returning to the National Tournament more competitive than before. “Being … Continue reading Undefeated women’s hockey team advances…
The NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Committee announced on Monday, Mar. 4 that Junior Cameron Clause, Senior Captain Josh Owens, and Senior Allyson Voss will be representing Gustavus Adolphus College at this year’s NCAA National Championships. The meet will be held Mar. 8—Mar. 9, 2013 at North Central College in Naperville, Illinois. It will be Owen’s second time competing in the … Continue reading Track and field transitions to the outdoor track
While club sports often lack funding, paid coaches, and access to the same benefits that varsity sports receive, they are not lacking in spirit or skills. For athletes who aren’t drawn to any of Gustavus’ varsity sports, club teams can satisfy their competitive tendencies. Two of the most popular club sports, ultimate frisbee and rugby draw in students from all different parts of campus. “[Ultimate … Continue reading Club sports provide camaraderie and athletic opportunities
While most people enjoy the change in weather that the transition into spring brings, there are those who find this a stressful time because warm weather means more time spent at the beach, which means it’s time to get that “beach body.” For college students, this can be even more stressful because their schedules are so busy that exercising is their last concern. There are … Continue reading It’s time to get in shape for the beach
Issue 15_1213 Continue reading Issue 15 (3/1/13)
Monday, February 18 • Campus Safety was called to investigate damage in a Norelius Hall restroom. • Campus Safety responded to a medical assist at the Jackson Campus Center. Tuesday, February 19 • Collegiate Fellows and Campus Safety responded to a medical assist in Norelius Hall. Thursday, February 21 • Campus Safety investigated a damage to property report at the Borgeson Cabin. • Campus … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (3-1-13)
Junior Michael Morimoto and Sophomore Joe Thayer Platform: Wish to see more transparency; report Student Senate in the Weekly monthly; utilize GAC TV; hold Co-President meet & greets (invite a dean once a month to answer questions about Residential Life, student life, etc); bring safe ride calling system backl increase handicap accessibility; keep the Courtyard Cafe open all day and increase lighting there for better … Continue reading Student Senate co-president elections heat up
