NSCS talks turkey about expenditures
The Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees met Friday morning in the Mari Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium to discuss business matters and approve system changes and financial allotments.
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Month: September 2010
Volleyball to open RMAC season
The Chadron State College volleyball team opened its season last weekend playing in the University of Nebraska-Omaha Showcase Tournament.
Read MoreFrosh golfer headlines road show
The Chadron State College golf team displayed a promising future throughout the performance of first two tournaments of the season.
Read MoreBuchmann talks predators
The Science Abroad Series started Sept. 7, with Associate Professor of Physical and Life Sciences Ann Buchmann’s lecture titled “Stealth, Speed, and Support, Strategies of Predators and Prey in East Africa.”
Read MoreRed velvet cake, crack synonymous
Columnist Jon Marquez examines his addiction to red velvet cake and finds the habit isn’t worth kicking—unless it gives him a muffin top.
Read MoreStudents 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.
Read MoreOld 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.
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