As the holidays come to an end, decorations come down, unwanted gifts get returned and anyone with a fresh tree begins to wonder what to do with the lifeless sapling whose needles now cover the floor. Christmas tree recycling fundraisers are being facilitated in Central Oregon by Boy Scouts of America and the Madras Swim [...] [...more]
Once again Peter Jackson takes us on a magical journey through Middle Earth, the fictional realm of Dwarves, Goblins and of course, Hobbits, in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. Jackson’s latest entry in the series, adapted for the screen from J.R.R. Tolkein’s popular series of novels, is overall an enjoyable experience, very accurate to the [...] [...more]
When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, the path to success may best be taken in small steps, according to some local experts. If your resolution is to get in shape “It’s very important that people start slow,” said Cheryl Pitkin, the Physiology Lab Coordinator at Central Oregon Community College. “A person who has never [...] [...more]
By completing their course evaluations at the end of the term, students are contributing to the success of future students, according to Sean Rule. “The only reason student evaluations are important is because they make classes better for the next group,” Rule, a math professor at Central Oregon Community College, said. “The next group of [...] [...more]
Thanks to the Aviation Club at Central Oregon Community College, one lucky student will soon be flying high. At the club’s monthly meeting, on Dec. 6, COCC student Blake Zolezzi received a certificate for a free helicopter ride. “I’ve never been in a helicopter before,” Zelozzi said, “this will be my first time.” Zolezzi, who [...] [...more]
“It’s very unique to have an amazing winter wonderland just 20 miles up the road,” Bruce Petersen, OSU-Cascades Internship & Employment Coordinator. [My] favorite thing about Bachelor is the variety of riding, powder, and park, all in one mountain.” AJ Cante, Snowboarder and former COCC student. After a couple days of rough weather, Mt. [...] [...more]
1. Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card: If you liked The Hunger Games, you’ll love this futuristic novel set in a future where extraordinary children are sent to a battle school in the asteroid belt where they train to defend Earth from an alien invasion. This novel sports a fantastic main character, fascinating school dynamics [...] [...more]
During their three year residence at La Pine’s fire station, student firefighters gain first-hand experience with the brotherhood. “You hang out during shift, you hang out off shift. They become your brothers,” said Danny Hinton, second year student firefighter. “It’s part of the job.” Anna Quesenberry The Broadside Trust is an important aspect of the [...] [...more]
Photos by Stephen Badger The Broadside Starfest Holiday Lights Display has illuminated Eagle Crest for over twenty years, according to Laura Porter, Eagle Crest concierge. The light display costs $30-35,000 and is funded by Eagle Crest. Starfest runs from Nov. 23-Jan. 1. Free self-guided tours begin at dusk and go until 10 p.m. Canned food [...] [...more]
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