Articles by Mingg
As we approach the end of the typical school year and prepare for summer, I can’t help but reminisce on my days at summer camps. I was definitely a camp kid. I went to Woodward gymnastics camp most summers as well as some generic summer camps. I so looked forward to going out into the middle of...
As us East Coasters reach the end of our season, I am reminded all too well of a season very similar to this one. My senior year of high school we had a crazy warm and short winter and the premature post season vibes were hitting us pretty hard right around this time. After school one day, my...
This weekend is over. I’m back home in Buffalo, NY lying in bed and all I can do now is look back on the times spent with my homies and all the ridiculous things we did. All the skiing, the contest, the partying and chilling with people who have become my good friends, it’s all floating around...
My last final was last Thursday. I'm finally done with the semester, a day that many of us look forward to, and I'm back home for winter break just in time for opening day at Holiday Valley.
It's Sunday morning, I've only gotten 4 hours of sleep but I've never felt more awake at 7am. I jump out...
Lately I’ve been reading a lot of articles about members moving forward with their careers in the industry. It’s awesome really, to read about people who got their start on here and to see how far they are going. I’ve been on Newschoolers for a little over a year now and as a 19 year old college...
Thursday October 2nd, 2014:
Wake up, go to class, go … skiing?
It’s almost hard to believe that today would mark the beginning of preseason rail jams for skiers and snowboarders in Western New York. A high of 85F isn’t exactly the kind of weather you associate snow and skiing with but here we...
When I found out my school’s ski club was going to be hosting the Inspired Ski Movie Tour I was beyond stoked. Amherst, New York isn’t what many people would consider a ski town but two of the best skiers in the game right now were coming here, to my school, in my hometown. I couldn’t believe...