Students enjoy coffee, questions with Chadron police
Chief of Chadron Police Tim Lordino, of Scottsbluff, answers students’ questions during the “Coffee with the Cops” at the CSC Student Center, Sept. 1.
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Old favorites offered at Mixed Mic
Mark Schuessler, of Crawford, sings an old American song he learned when he was three entitled “Good Peanuts” last Friday during Mixed Mic at the Bean Broker Coffee House.
Read MoreState Board of Education calls for funding protection
The Nebraska State Board of Education called upon Gov. Dave Heineman and the Nebraska Legislature to protect education funding in resolution approved last Thursday.
Read More‘Science Abroad’ series highlights experiences of faculty, students
Faculty and students of the Chadron State College Physical and Life Sciences Department will present personal accounts of their experiences in science and providing medical aid in other countries during the new “Science Abroad” series.
Ann Buchmann, associate professor of physical and life sciences, will open the series next Thursday with a presentation about her experiences in Tanzania entitled “Stealth, Speed, and Support: Strategies of Predators and Prey in East Africa.” It will be 5 p.m. in Math and Science Building room 144.
Future talks will feature students Jacob Zitterkopf of Scottsbluff and Ashley Maxon of Laurel, who will speak about their summer experiences in working in health care in Argentina.
The presentations are free and open to the public. For a complete list of speakers and times, contact Buchmann at 432-6055.
Read MoreTwitter is only as idiotic as those who tweet
Yes, many users of Twitter are idiots. There, I said it. Lifestyles Editor Adrie Ashford will be thrilled. But don’t think that means I’m against Twitter.
Read MoreDorset Graves Lecture Series commences
Chadron State College’s Dorset Graves Lecture Series is set to begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Reta E. King Library room 108.
Gary White, dean of business, entrepreneurship, applied and mathematical sciences and sciences, will kick off the biweekly series with a lecture titled “Cultural Experiences Building International Programs.”
Shawn Hartman, assistant director of the library, said, “The series provides a way to highlight all the intelligent people on campus and the rest of the community.”
The series began in fall 2006 and is named in honor of Dorset Graves, professor emeritus. Graves was a full-time faculty member at CSC for 32 years before retiring in 1990.
The lectures are free and open to the public and feature light refreshments. For more information contact Hartman at 432-6271.
Read MoreTo eat or not to eat – that is the question!
When I tell people that I have breakfast every day and that I actually enjoy it, I usually get surprised
Read MoreRodeo is back in the saddle at home
Chadron State’s Rodeo team has seven incoming freshmen and five transfer students to supplement the 19 veterans.
Read More‘Messaging’ exhibit on display in M Hall
A piece of artwork with a prominent question mark sets the tone for the exhibition currently on display in Memorial Hall entitled “Messaging: Text and Visual Art.” Because the thought of messaging connotes text or instant messaging, the exhibit explores ways that language and messages have changed with technology.
Read MoreNo Senate Meeting this week
In observance of Labor Day, the Student Senate did not meet Monday. Regular Senate meetings will reconvene next Monday.
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