‘Be a Hero for Haiti’ brings in $575
Bethany Cook and Erin Hanson applaud the benefactors of Saturday’s charity concert. Among the event’s sponsors were Outlaw Printers, Cleo’s Flower and Gift Shop, and CSC Dining services.
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Bethany Cook and Erin Hanson applaud the benefactors of Saturday’s charity concert. Among the event’s sponsors were Outlaw Printers, Cleo’s Flower and Gift Shop, and CSC Dining services.
Read MoreThe Post Playhouse, which is associated with the Chadron State Theater Department, received a $360 grant from the Nebraska Arts Council. The money will be used to support the Post Playhouse’s program for the Memorial Day weekend. The Nebraska Arts Council is funded by the Nebraska Legislature, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the National Cultural Endowment.
Read MoreStudents and area residents who wish to give the gift of blood this Valentine’s Day will have an opportunity Feb. 11. West Nebraska Blood Center will be in the Student Center from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Appointments can be made by calling 303-931-8976, though walk-ins are welcome. The drive is being sponsored by Cardinal Key. Cardinal Key officer and CSC senior Ashley Nutsch said there will be free cookies.
Read MoreStudents, faculty, staff and area residents are invited to a series of orientation sessions on the NPAC Fitness Center’s new equipment. There will be three Strength Circuit Equipment Orientation sessions next week: Tuesday Feb. 9 at 7 a.m., Wednesday Feb. 10 at noon, and Thursday Feb. 11 at 7 p.m.
Read MoreThe Darold A. Newblom Foundation is accepting applications for its eighteenth year of scholarships and grants. The application deadline is March 31. Funds will be awarded in May. The foundation seeks to support young men and women pursuing their education in Dawes and Box Butte counties. It also provides money to educational associations and institutions. Those who fit the Newblom Foundation’s guidelines can get an application by calling the foundation’s Secretary-Treasurer, Wally A. Seiler, at 308-762-4693.
Read MoreThursday, several officers from the Chadron Police Department joined CSC students in the Student Center to share sweets and conversation.
Read MoreSeveral Student Senate members attended Tuesday’s Campus Activities Board meeting, in which Spring Days and Scholastic Day were discussed among other topics.
Read MoreGordon resident Andrea Simmons, 28, supports CSC and Haiti, by showing off her dance style at the “Hero for Haiti” benefit concert held Sunday in the Student Center Ballroom while the “Bahr Flies” perform in the background.
Read MoreDespite even the best efforts to keep informed about the “facts” of what is going on in congress, it’s nearly impossible to do other than fall short of a complete understanding. The answer to the conundrum lies in the example of the average reader’s perception of best-seller books.
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