Southwest semester wraps up
For Ben Carstens it was the community service. For Charlotte Malaroche it was the intense cultural day in Taos, New Mexico. And for Rachel Thompson,...
Dancing with the ducks
People were gathering all over the streets of New York City as early as 3 a.m. to get a good spot for the start of...
Game Review: Call of Duty: Ghosts
Call of Duty: Ghosts is the tenth installment in the Call of Duty series. Released in November, it is an Xbox 360 (and five other...
Ski areas off 4.0 pass
Like mom’s dinner bell, the roar of the snow guns this time of year sends college kids racing to Snowshed Lodge at the base of...
Project Vision utilizes student talents
Editors note: This story was written before the final design was selected Students in a typography class at Castleton State College are getting real-world experience...
‘Music is the love of my life’
Paul Kafer bobs his head and bounces his body to the sound coming from a small, but enthusiastic marching band. “Beautiful!” he bellowed from behind...
Game Review: Grand Theft Auto V
A third person perspective roleplaying game (RPG), the main story line of Grand Theft Auto 5 (GTA5) is about three gangsters who are part of...
Tartuffe connives in Casella Theatre
Castleton’s rendition of French playwright, Moliere’s renaissance production Tartuffe captured Casella Theater from Nov. 13-17. The Soundings event brought students and faculty alike flocking to...
Art professor adds color to classroom
Passionate, enthusiastic, inspirational are characteristics of art professor Oliver Schemm. In a recent class, Schemm was running around his classroom grabbing different pieces of art...
Puppeteers pull some strings
On Oct. 26 The Cashore Marionettes came to Castleton State College’s Fine Art Center. The Marionettes aren’t a dancing group, brave stunt performers, or musically...