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Upcoming Fall Color Ski Lift Tour at Mont Ripley

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An opportunity to experience some “Ripley Magic” is upcoming with the Fall Colors Tour at Mont Ripley happening the first two weekends of October. Mont Ripley is preparing to hold its annual Fall Colors Tour. With one ticket, you will get one round-trip ride on the chair lift to the top of Mont Ripley. Mont Ripley Guest Services Supervisor Melissa Williamson said, “The tour takes you on a ride of the Copper Hoist Chair Lift

Plaidurday celebrations and record breaking photo

Houghton residents will attempt to set the world record for the largest gathering of people wearing plaid on Friday, Oct.

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How Michigan Tech students can vote for the next President of the United States

The next presidential election is on Nov. 5, and the race for the White House is tighter than ever. Fortunately,

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Staff Highlight; Karissa Sanders

Hello! I’m Karissa and I have been with The Lode as one of our two DLCs, since January. I do

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New Music in the Mine

New Music in the Mine is a unique classical music event that will take place at the Quincy Mines in

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First Annual Tech Trails Trot

Michigan Tech Cross Country is hosting the first annual Tech Trails Trot on Saturday, Oct. 5 at 9 a.m. Copper

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Upcoming Events 10.01.24

Tuesday, October 1 that thing between my teeth is my foot Exhibit – Michigan Tech Art 8 a.m. – 8

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Husky Thoughts

What are your suggestions for Career Fair?

“Come in with a positive attitude and make the most of it!”

“Don’t compare yourself to others. It’s not a competition against others, but a way to grow yourself.”

“Don’t take it so seriously, the recruiters are real people too and are here to talk to you.”

“Print more resumes than you think you need.”

“I didn’t get a job through Career Fair or necessarily anticipate getting one, but still attended all four years. It was a good chance to practice talking to potential employers and professional engineers, and get a better sense of what it means to be a civil engineer.”