Sammy Rich Bengal Submission November 11-17th is National Apprenticeship Week, and Continuing Education and Workforce Training would like to take the time to appreciate the fantastic apprentices in our program. Thank you, apprentices, for all of your hard work and dedication! There has been a boom of women working in […]
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Matt Lee Bengal Submission A few months ago, I was having a discussion with a nurse friend of mine. I am by no means a medical professional, but I do work in the hospital kitchen. So, I’ve taken a particular interest in the medical field. In this particular discussion, she […]
Disclaimer: This column contains explicit language. Reader discretion advised. Logan Ramsey Editor-in-Chief With news unfolding every day on the impeachment inquiry into Trump’s presidency, it’s dangerous to write about; with the threat of breaking news making my point irrelevant. I’m writing this at the same time as House Republicans are […]
Kaitlyn Hart Life Editor Waking up on Tuesday morning last week, I might as well have been Cinderella’s carriage at midnight turning into a pumpkin for how excited I was that it was October 1. Finally Halloween season! Spooky movies, fall colors, little kids in cute costumes all hopped up […]
Logan Ramsey Editor-in-Chief When we talk about the student debt crisis, we often talk about the underhanded ways loan borrowers make paying our loans harder than necessary after college, but there’s a facet of the crisis that goes largely unaddressed. The students who are attending college now and are the […]
Dylon Harrison Associate Editor This previous Friday, people around the world took to the streets to protest global inaction against climate change. While this is great, there is one thought about it that keeps coming back to me more than any others. About damn time! We are already deep into […]
Rianne Quigley Staff Writer Idaho State University has done me a great service. In fall 2018, I walked through the doors of Rendezvous as a transfer student, unsure of school and three bad moments away from bolting out of college life. I was on edge and not sure that my […]
Kaitlyn Hart Life Editor Last Monday afternoon, I decided it was time to treat myself. I had made it through four weeks of school and things were going pretty good, so my plan was to drive down to Starbucks and reward myself with an ice-cold, white tea lemonade. As I […]
Saroj Lamichhane Production Editor ‘Man on Wire’ is a documentary made in 2008 about a French tightrope walker. It reveals the struggle of a man, Philippe Petit, who walked on a wire between the two towers of the World Trade Center. He danced on the wire without a safety net […]
Dylon Harrison Associate Editor Throughout the world, sign languages are used by Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals to give them access to a visual language. This allows them to effectively communicate without the use of spoken language. These sign languages have become an invaluable tool for the Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals […]
Logan Ramsey Editor-in-Chief At a certain point, you have to admit when you’ve been beaten and recognize when your efforts are hurting a greater good. This appears to be something that the herd of 2020 presidential candidates don’t have a grasp on. In February of this year, when the candidates […]
Nick Grunig Bengal Contributor Modern technology is a razor’s edge. I have used media in both life-changing ways and also harmful ways. As I see the use of internet media go up, I want to offer some caution to others so we can take advantage of the benefits while limiting […]
Rowan Smith Bengal Submission As I walked into the main doors of the Rendezvous during the first week of April, I was greeted with the “What Were You Wearing?” installation spanning the entirety of the Rendezvous main corridor, which I use to get to every one of my classes. I […]
Logan Ramsey Editor-in-Chief Ride-alongs with your local police department may sound dangerous on their own, as they are a front row seat to your community’s criminal activity, but the stakes are higher when you’re trying to impress your girlfriend’s father at the same time. I decided to up the ante […]
Greg Engelmann Associate Editor We live in a time where robots not only manufacture materials we use every day, but operate them as well. Even fields that were thought to be immune, such as law or software engineering, are beginning to see the implementation of AI for some of the […]