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Friday, March 6, 2026
Day: 3:58 pm | 04/01/2010
Students, faculty enjoy outdoors at ‘Spring Read’
Dr. Matthew Evertson, associate professor of English, discusses a passage from Henry David Thoreau’s “Walden” during the English department’s “Spring Read” Sunday afternoon. About a dozen people attended the Read which took place at The Cliffs, an outdoor recreation area southeast of Chadron.
Read MoreSeven seniors’ art showcased in main gallery
The senior art show, entitled “Seven Artists, One Show,” opened March 30 and is currently on view in the Main Gallery at Memorial Hall.
Read More‘Lost Autumn’ scheduled for Spring Days
“Lost Autumn” is set to perform April 9 during Spring Days. The band out of Rapid City, S.D., was recruited by RLA and the Student Center Pit.
Read MoreEagles split Monday’s double-header
Chadron State Softball hosted Black Hills State Yellowjackets for a double header on Tuesday. The Eagles now sit with a 13-16 overall record for the season.
Read MoreThree bareback riders place in top seven
Solid rides from rough stock riders landed the men’s Chadron State rodeo team third out of ten teams at the Eastern Wyoming College rodeo in Torrington last weekend.
Read MoreSenate unveils 2010-2011 budget allocations
The Student Senate Finance Committee released budget allocations for the 2010-2011 year during Tuesday’s Campus Activities Board meeting.
Read MoreMargetts talks music in Graves lecture
James Margetts, assistant professor of piano, delivered a lecture titled “Echoes of Venice” focusing on the genre of Barcarolle, its history and the main composers of the genre.
Read MoreNative American speaker scheduled for April 7
The Chadron State College Diversity Committee has scheduled a special speaker to speak in two classes and a seminar Wednesday.
Read MoreCountry singers optioned for Galaxy Series event
Shellie Johns, coordinator of conferencing, presented voting on next year’s specialty Galaxy Series at the Campus Activities Board meeting Tuesday.
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