Rodeo struggles in final stretch
This weekend’s rodeo took place at Casper College, with neither the men’s nor the women’s team placing overall.
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Month: April 2011
CSC golfers slice final round
The golf team finished second to last in the final golf tournament of the season.
Read MoreTrack athletes qualify for May’s National meet in California
Four more school records were set and several athletes qualified provisionally for the National Meet in late May.
Read MoreIt’s time for some students to take responsibility
All too often students drag their feet on issues like obtaining financial aid, scholarships, and housing plans. As a result, it not only puts stress on the student but also burdens the staff and faculty with last-minute applications and changes.
Read MoreIt’s time to get off the ‘procrastination station’
Keep laughing, work harder, and promise to start earlier next time.
Read MoreApril 21, 2011
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Read MoreWaiting until the last minute is bad, even for RLA
Every year, the Residence Life Association puts on many programs and events. Some are fun and educational, and they are always a good way to get out of the dorm room.
Read MoreLocal group supports area-blind
The Nebraska Panhandle Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind raised $620 Saturday with their
“Walk for Independence” event.
Horticulturist, volunteers aid 12,000-tree reforestation effort
Residence Life Association teamed up with CSC Horticulturist Lucinda Mays on Sunday afternoon to plant trees on C-Hill.
Read MoreCAB elects exec board, discusses homecoming
The Campus Activities Board voted for new executive board members and discussed the 2011 homecoming theme at the meeting Tuesday.
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