Tuesday, November 19, 2024
WKU’s Ceramics club hosts a sale with pottery made by students in ceramics classes. The sale goes on from Nov. 18 to 20 from eight a.m. to five a.m. in FAC room 15.
Photo by Gabriel Milby.
Read on to learn about a pottery sale from WKU ceramics, WKU baseball alum coaching the Yankees and The Game Awards Have a wonderful Tuesday!
Ceramics Club students are selling their pottery creations this week in Fine Arts Center 151 The annual sale features ceramics of all kinds and is open to the entire WKU community The club hosts the sale every semester in a tradition stretching back decades.
Greg Strange, a ceramics professor and faculty advisor to the club, remembers the sale being held when he was a student in 1985 “It used to be considered a cup sale, there was nothing but cups, ” Strange said.
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Former WKU Baseball player Casey Dykes went from playing baseball on the Hill to coaching for the New York Yankees in the World Series.
Dykes graduated with a bachelor’s degree from WKU in 2012 and his baseball career has taken off from there In 2019, Dykes joined the New York Yankees organization and worked his way up to the title of assistant hitting coach.
Before coaching future Hall of Famers in New York, Dykes was a Sport Management Major at WKU while playing baseball for the Hilltoppers from 2009 to 2012.
During his playing career at WKU, Dykes posted a 284 batting average with 11 home runs and 95 RBIs Dykes was a member of the last WKU baseball team to win a conference championship in 2009.
Emma Hardesty | Commentary Writer
With the recent announcement of this year ’snominations for Game of the Year, one in particular may raise some eyebrows Elden Ring Shadow of Erdtree.
But – wasn’t Elden Ring nominated for, and won,Game of the Year in 2022? How can it be up for nomination again?
That would be because before this year ’ s nominations came out, The Game Awards changed their criteria for what can and cannot be a recipient of Game of the Year Previously, DLC, or extra paid downloadable content, was not a contender for this category.
This year, though, that rule has been changed, giving a DLC of Elden Ring the chance to once again bring a win home for Game of the Year for the same game
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