With all the late winter snow that Ellensburg has received in the past two weeks, many of people have mixed emotions about it. Some love it, some despise it, some don’t care, and some just don’t know what to do when it snows. Here are some tips to staying safe and warm this winter season provided by Corporal Andrew Bayne of the
Central Washington University Department of Public Safety
,
Washington State Department of Transportation
(WSDOT), and Ellensburg Public Works.
How can students stay safe?
“Wear a coat, be smart, and don’t wear flip flops in the snow,” Bayne said.
A surge of energy, originality, and comedy hit the stage like a comet on Jan. 27 in the tower theater of McConnell when
Boom
exploded on stage. It is a play about the end of the world completely run and directed by Central students.
This isn’t the first play that Patrick Polsin, the director of “Boom” has directed. At the
one act festival
he directed Over the River and, in the fall, he was also the assistant director of Reigen.
After Polsin got the script, he gave it to Drew Carter, the lighting designer, to read.
Santos Herrera, Staff Reporter
February 2, 2012
Ron Breckon and his fellow
roller hockey
buddies get together every Wednesday and Sunday evening from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Ellensburg Racquet and Recreation Center to play what Breckon calls box of marbles hockey. A phrase he came up with to describe the game play, especially when kids play the game.
“You tip a box and all the marbles run to the corner,” Breckon said. “It’s the same. Wherever the puck is, that’s where the kids tend to go.”
