By Louisa Burden Feature Editor We’ve all see pictures that make us instantly think, “That has to be Photoshopped!” With all the photo editing software available, photographers don’t always take the time to create an interesting image without using a computer to manipulate the entire image. Caleb Charland is one exception to this rule. He uses multiple exposures in his photography to create images that are beautiful and seemingly unrealistic.
Monthly Archives: September 2010
Here is “The Situation” By Loryn Schuetzle Aurum Staff What is a girl to do when she spends to whole summer missing her favorite reality shows? The lack of channel options during my internship this summer really put me behind on my favorite reality family’s drama on my go-to channels. Complaining about missing multiple episodes on television sounds lame, but everyone has their vice, and mine happens to be reality TV shows.
By Katie Aurand Editor in Chief Students living in the campus dorms or even off-campus apartments will tackle roommate issues during the school year. Resolving conflicts with roommates helps students develop social skills that will help them secure jobs post-graduation, according to Becky Cornell, Hall Director for the Palmerton and Connolly dormitories.
By Jerika Ihnen Aurum Staff The School of Mines received word this summer from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) that it has been accepted as an NCAA Div. II institution. The Hardrockers applied to become NCAA affiliated June 1, along with Black Hills State University and 10 other NAIA institutions.
By Katie Aurand Editor in Chief Instead of attending the fall Career Fair this month, some seniors will be applying for graduate programs. However, the path to graduate school can start as early as the freshmen year. Dr. Toni Logar, Interim Dean of Graduate Education at the School of Mines, welcomes students to the Graduate Education Office to get advice.
By Ivar Melby Guest Writer The fall season is finally here. The Tech Soccer Club is again preparing for the Great Plains League which starts within the next two weeks. “The soccer season is definitely one of the highlights of the year” says Matthew Johnson, senior civil engineering student, and one of the team leaders. “It requires some time commitment but it is a great way of getting into shape, taking a break from the [...]
