At the opening of the first senior art show on April 25, an unusual sculpture installed in Dittman sparked a flurry of campus-wide discussion.
During routine testing of the Rube Goldberg team’s 2011 challenge to create a time machine with as many steps possible to run the device, I was accidentally transported to St. Olaf in the year 2060.
The Music Entertainment Committee is hard at work again planning their next concert and, as usual, battlling the ever-pressing issue of picking an artist the student body recognizes.
Taiko gains first Asian member “We’re absolutely delighted to have [name withheld] join us,” said Marit Hanson ‘10, president of the Taiko drumming group. “It’s great to finally have some diversity. It was just a bunch of white kids before.
From the corner of your eye, it seems to be staring at you. You turn to look, and it scampers away to nibble on something it finds in the grass. Squirrel encounters like this happen every day on campus.
To hope that St. Olaf can one day achieve the same musical greatness that Minnesota State University and Kansas University share would be wishful thinking.
In a stunning move, just weeks before their final concert, the leadership council of the St. Olaf Band voted to officially shun trumpet player Eric Sayre ‘10 from the group.
Calling all Harry Potter fans! It’s time to break out your spellbooks one through seven because your favorite witch, Hermione Granger, is coming to this Hogwarts-looking campus – and she is more than willing to give away her autograph!
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