Perhaps it is merely this college’s fate to see generation after generation of students who are simply trying to get a degree without incident and move on into the career world.

The first spring-semester Uptown on Campus and club fair took place Wednesday in the Student Center lounge.

The Chadron State College theatre program is preparing for its upcoming production of “How I Learned to Drive.” The play debuted off-Broadway in 1997 and won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1998.

The 22nd annual “Excellence in Early Childhood Conference” is planned for Feb. 18 and 19 in the Student Center.

The Campus Activities Board allocated $7,000 for two upcoming events at its Tuesday meeting. Luke Wright, treasurer, said that CAB’s account balance was $14,546.43.

Ashley Maxon, treasurer, presented the key fob survey results and the senate discussed upcoming events at its Monday meeting. Maxon said that of the 402 students who participated in the survey on key fob access, the majority feel safe on campus.

President Janie Park announced via e-mail Friday that a CSC student was recently diagnosed with active tuberculosis. “Health officials will be contacting people who had sustained contact with the individual to set up precautionary screenings,” Park’s e-mail states.

“I’m glad I don’t live on campus. Going to class makes you cautious and want to wash your hands.”

Phillip Turano,
20, sophomore, Athletic Training major, of Grand Junction, Colo.

This week’s Tube Topper is a video of cellists Stjepan Hauser and Luka Sulic playing Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal.” Arranged by Stjepan Hauser and Luka Sulic.