CSC production of ‘Dead Man’s Cell Phone’ drops the call
CSC Theatre’s production of Sarah Ruhl’s “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” plays like a call from one’s estranged mother, dropped just before she could reveal the meaning of life.
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Day: 4:10 pm | 02/12/2010
Senate should scrutinize its own efficiency, relevance, not just CAB’s
Moving CAB’s functions wholly into the Senate’s purview would be foolish. That would consolidate all the oversight of student affairs within a single body that isn’t living up to its prestige.
Read MoreHorses, world’s mute psychologists, provide life-long lessons
My greatest life accomplishments would not have occurred had I not been astride a thousand pound equine. If not for horses and the people I know through horses, I would not be with the person I am with.
Read MoreBenefit organizers present check to Red Cross
Last Thursday, the organizers of the “Be a Hero for Haiti” benefit concert presented a check for $569 to a representative of the American Red Cross.
Read MoreTwo blood drives in Student Center this week
Elizabeth Rice, 18, freshman of Chadron, has her arm cleaned before she donates blood during Monday’s blood drive in the Student Center Ballroom.
Read MoreStudent brandishes knife during music disagreement
Chadron Police arrested freshman Cory Runnells, 18, of Loveland, Colo., after he allegedly brandished a knife at his roommate in Kent.
Read MoreBlack and gold rock the Gold Room
Jan Medina, 19, sophomore of San Juan, Puerto Rico, stares at a tight shot of Saints wide receiver Courtney Roby during the Super Bowl Party in the Gold Room Sunday. The New Orleans Saints beat the Indianapolis Colts 31-17.
Read MoreRole-players to explore poverty
As part of the 21st Annual Excellence in Early Childhood Conference at Chadron State this year, a role-playing exercise will illustrate the lifestyle of the poor.
Participants will take on the role of families facing poverty due to a range of circumstances, from unemployment to homelessness.
They will interact with volunteers playing social workers, pawnbrokers, law enforcement, and teachers, among others. The simulation is scheduled for 2 to 5 p.m. Feb. 19.
Read MoreNominations made for winter formal
Sixteen men and 17 women have been nominated for Winter Magic Formal king and queen.
The Valentine’s Day dinner and dance is set to start at 7 p.m. with the coronation scheduled for 10 p.m.
Dorset Graves lecture series restarts Tuesday
Joyce Hardy, professor of science, will present “Charles Darwin’s Contributions to Science,” the first presentation of the spring 2010 semester’s Dorset Graves Lecture Series.
The lecture will begin 7 p.m. Tuesday in room 108 of the Reta King Library. Light refreshments will be served.