In Downtown Golden, within walking distance of the Mines campus on Washington Street is a store with a black overhang and a brightly lit red neon sign which says “Free Smells.” It is Jimmy John’s, a classic sandwich restaurant that creates delicious sandwiches for any occasion. With great seating indoors and tables outdoors, Jimmy John’s presents a comfortable dining experience.
Contrary to popular belief, there are plenty of geeks who know how to be social and this week’s geek, Max Mazzocchi, certainly fits the bill. You may find him roaming Bradford Hall as its first floor RA or running to and from swing dancing or the Ballroom Dance club. You may also find him staring at a computer screen as he works out his latest program for the Urban Gaming club, or just walking around the school on his nineteenth cup of coffee because he has not slept in two days. Despite his busy schedule, the Oredigger Newspaper has managed to steal Mazzocchi away from his responsibilities to find out how he does it all.
At the surface, science and the arts appear to be worlds apart, yet according to Dr. Teresa S. Unseld, that could not be further from the truth. Unseld, an Associate Professor of Art and Design Education at the University of Arts, believes that, “Science needs to find a place for the arts.”
Internships and co-ops are two stepping stones that can enrich students and lead to a bountiful career once they graduate from Mines. Despite the benefits, many students find that it is sometimes difficult to receive one of these positions. The Career Center provides many resources to help.