Tavern hero qualifiers allow players to skip climbing the Hearthstone leaderboards Brad “Dexun” Holmes plays a lot of Hearthstone, Blizzard Entertainment’s collectible card game. Despite working full time he plays at least three to four hours per weekday and then 15 to 20 hours on the weekends. While playing, he…

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STORY COMING SOON Event story for Tavern Hero Qualifier For over 70 million Hearthstone players, finishing high on the ranked ladder earns them a ticket to the Hearthstone Championship Tour (HCT). However, for 16 contestants at a recent fireside gathering, their chance came in the form of a tavern hero qualifier. 2. Profile story for Alejandro Chacon Alejandro Chacon wanted to help people throughout his life. Now, as the internship coordinator for UNLV Career Services, he finds jobs and internships for students with the hope of helping them recognize their full potential. He loves his job so much, he describes it as his “forever career.”

STORY COMING SOON “He’s compassionate, he is so compassionate,” Juanita Saucedo, the student accounts manager for UNLV said when asked about Mr. Chacon. “He really sees a student’s problem and he carries that weight. He has a very calm demeanor.” “We’re all spread thin,” Saucedo said about the lack of employees in her department. “It doesn’t seem like we can handle the size of the university, especially when someone’s out sick.”

On Thursday nights, a group of students sit together at the same row of computers, completely focused on the task at hand. Their eyes are glued to the screen, and their hands are flying across the keyboard and mouse, making several moves at once. They work as a team, coordinating…

Tom Snider came into the studio looking like he was happy to help. We each greeted him with a smile, and thanked him for coming. During the interview, he was very cooperative. He answered all of our questions without any sort of pompous attitude, and he gave us really good…