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Students raise 20K clothes at Nearly Naked Mile

On your marks. Get set. Go! The 2014 Nearly Naked Mile pulled in not only dozens of half-naked people despite the chilly weather, but also 20, 413 articles of clothing and $1,050 toward St. Jude’s Hospital.

Defense dominates at spring football match-up

Chadron State College’s annual Cardinal vs. White spring game took place at 10 a.m. Saturday at Elliot Field. The morning was cloudy, chilly, and fun-filled.

1,300 hands assist in The Big Event

Many hands make light work. That’s the idea behind The Big Event, an international annual day of community service, which came to Chadron Saturday. This year, students flocked to Elliot Field at noon for sign-in, and almost 650 people volunteered to be a part of CSC’s second annual Big Event. With about 70 different job sites, volunteers did everything from sweeping to planting, all in the name of service.

Oglala Lakota tribesman shares spiritual background

Melvin High Hawk, an Oglala Lakota from Wounded Knee, S.D., spoke to two classes last week about Lakota spiritual ceremonies.

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Senate swears in new executive board, CAB elects officials

Monday’s Student Senate meeting recognized changes and accomplishments made throughout the year. During his farewell address, President Jacob Rissler expressed thanks to all those involved with the positive impacts Senate has made. Rissler said throughout the year Senate provided funds to The Big Event, Nearly Naked Mile, Release Live, water bottle filling stations, gun safes, and new furniture in the Student Center.

Apr. 30, 2014 | Read the whole article → | Comments Off — with 251 views

Personal investment in the area is a big benefit of The Big Event

Some were college students and some were professors, many were from Chadron, while others were from nearby towns. Despite differences, at noon Saturday all of nearly 650 volunteers gathered onto one football field with one goal: to help the local communities under the name of The Big Event.

Apr. 30, 2014 | Read the whole article → | Comments Off — with 215 views

Softball team hopes to carry success through RMAC tourney

The Eagles qualified for the RMAC postseason tournament for the first time since 2010, only the second time in school history after breaking the previous school win-record of 25. The team has won 27 games this season, giving them the third seed in the tournament.

Apr. 30, 2014 | Read the whole article → | Comments Off — with 240 views

Student changes his tune

If you asked me at the end of last semester to write a list of things I enjoy doing, you’d be pressed to find singing among them. However, that’s certainly changed after a semester of MUS 103, Concert Choir, directed by Joel Schreuder.

May. 1, 2014 | Read the whole article → | 2 Comments — with 650 views