Everywhere you look at RCTC, you will see students with jobs and perhaps many more that are trying to find one that will work with their busy schedules. Rebakah Lobdell says her position as a work-study student in the art gallery is “the best way to make use of my time.”
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This November, students can look forward to a fall-themed showcase, a production put on by the Drama Club.
Eddie Otterness, the new Music Tech Club president and aspiring civil engineer, has been a part of the club since 2016.
Student sees her art as going against traditional standards of aesthetics.
“The purpose of French Club and the French films isn’t really to help with language like some may think,” said President Mallory Stahl. “It does help those who are studying, but it is mainly for those who want to connect with the French culture.”
Walking through the exhibit will make you feel like you are viewing the most intimate parts of a person’s life, an observer in something you don’t truly understand. It gives a sense of watching someone’s life run by in a few moments. Many people can connect with the change that happens as someone ages, so the theme is both universal and personal.
“Hi! My name is Junie B. Jones. The B stands for Beatrice, but I don’t like Beatrice. I like B. and that’s all!”
