By: Makiah Osborne Floating through the air, almost tangible, the sound of music surrounded Larry Burger all his life. Beginning in Dallas at the age of 11, the audio design instructor at Casper College said his parents gifted him his first guitar. With small garage sessions, a tour reaching
By Taylor Crook The first thing students notice about Diana Newman isn’t her title, but her curiosity and connection. Before talking about school, policy, or even Casper College, Newman takes
By Raymond Jackson Joseph Campbell, a Casper College English professor, said he wears two different hats while teaching English: composition and interpretation. Composition means teaching standard English grammar while focusing
By: Makiah Osborne Floating through the air, almost tangible, the sound of music surrounded Larry Burger all his life. Beginning in Dallas at the age of 11, the audio
By Kaydence Parke In the chaos of teaching, court cases, law school, and parenting four kids, Amanda Nelson often laughs. Her husband, Eric Nelson, said when she’s extremely stressed, she
By Kaleb Lundine For Casper College’s Daniel Gallegos, the journey from the front of a whiteboard had been anything but direct. It was a long voyage that took him from
Kaydence Parke Chinook Writer The Casper College Women’s Basketball team demands full commitment on and off the court in order to build a strong team culture that shapes both players
Raymond Jackson Chinook Writer With the announcement of making #19 on the NJCCA National Ranking, it’s shaping up to be quite a year for the Casper College Volleyball Team. As
Tim Hubert Chinook Writer As regular season rodeo winds down, Casper College’s Interim Head Coach, Neil Williams is filling his coaching boots with unwavering confidence in his team of student-athletes.
Casper College hosted its annual lamb and pig sale on April 5, drawing in buyers from all over the country and showcasing the hard work of students and faculty in
Timothy Hubert Chinook Writer Over the last two years, Abdul Bashir became a household name for much of the city of Casper. Very few expected the 6-foot-7-inch guard from Omaha,
By Raymond Jackson The topic of procrastination barely needs an introduction. The pain of holding off on something until the last minute is something that most people have felt. Despite
By Brandon Kosine As we enter the final weeks of the semester, I want to take a moment to recognize the determination and resilience you have shown throughout the fall
Editorial: Casper College student journalists recently faced new challenges when trying to conduct interviews on campus, particularly with certain administrative departments. The issue made it all the way to the
Everyone should go on at least one side quest a week. It is the ultimate, and arguably the most fun, way to keep your priorities straight and your perspectives fresh.
One of the things I love most about a community college is the incredible variety of opportunities available to students both inside and outside the classroom. When you walk across