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Building resistance to burnout

Makiah Osborne Chinook Writer As students begin their college careers, a new workload is placed on their shoulders, all while balancing school, life, and work. While this combination can often feel overwhelming, college can prepare students for their futures, building their tolerance for the demands of life. However, through this

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News

Diana Newman comes to Casper College

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

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Campbell’s odyssey 

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

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Activities

Talkin’ T-Birds stand out

Joey Tholl Chinook Writer The 2025-26 Casper College Forensics Team is practicing, competing, and gearing up for nationals. The team practices on campus for an average of five to six

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Behind the volleyball net 

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

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Ready for the rodeo

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.

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Opinions

From the editor’s desk

Hello, Chinook readers! I’m so happy you’re here. My name is Bri Weigel, and I’m the faculty advisor for the Chinook. While you typically see a note from Casper College

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