KINGSTON Prospective Queen’s University students have gotten a chance to tour the Queen’s University campus in a unique way, after the school’s engineering students built the campus in a video game. Minecraft is a game that allows users to get creative and build a world and interact with others, in a game that looks similar to Lego. Cooper Harasyn is a fourth-year engineering student and one of the founders of the campus Minecraft Club ‘QUCraft’. After COVID-19 closed the campus to all in-person learning last year, Harasyn says he and his engineering friends decided to take on the project.
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Kathryn Brostrom
Kathryn Brostrom was selected by the Brocton Middle School faculty and staff as Student of the Month for March 2021.
Kathryn is currently a seventh-grader at Brocton and resides in Portland with her parents Amy Brostrom and Todd Brostrom.
Kathryn is a dynamic student. Kathryn has achieved both Honor and High Honor Roll accolades. She is a member of Art Club and Minecraft Club. Kathryn enjoys art and playing Minecraft and Roblox in her free time. Kathryn’s favorite subject is Math.
In the future, Kathryn would like to be a Coder or Math Teacher. She would also like to be a YouTuber someday.
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The Rundown | March 4-11
The city is slowly starting to reopen, and we’ve found some events that actually take place outside of your living room.
You remember, right? Actually going places and seeing things in-person? But, be sure to double check with the venue to make sure nothing has changed before venturing out.
Drive-In at the Navy Yard
The Philadelphia Film Society has announced that the PFS Drive-In at the Navy Yard will reopen on March 5 with the highly-anticipated Disney animated feature film “Raya and the Last Dragon.” Additionally, in the coming weeks PFS will continue their free community programmed screenings on select Monday evenings in partnership with other cultural organizations in the Philadelphia area. Tickets for the Drive-In are $12, $8 for PFS Members, $7 for children 12 and under. Exclusive to online sales only. All titles and showtimes will be listed at Filmadelphia.org/NowShowing.
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Sussex County. From cooking tips to the Grinch, there is something for everyone online. | 10 Dec 2020 | 03:29
The Sussex County Library System (SCLS) is offering a wide variety of online events for all ages the week of December 14:
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Monday, December 14 at 11 a.m. – They Called Her “Honeybear.” Gail Just-Cornelius, the first female State Trooper in New Jersey. Meet Gutsy Gail and learn about her barrier-breaking career as the first and only woman in her unit.
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Monday, December 14 at 6 p.m. – Holiday BINGO with Santa. It’s picture-board BINGO with a holiday theme. For ages 3-8.
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Tuesday, December 15 at 2 p.m. – Career Transition Tips via Zoom. Julie Wyckoff, of Customer Career Solutions, shares tips on transitioning careers no matter the cause. Topics will include career research, self-assessments, resumes, and using LinkedIn.
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