CAB wraps-up homecoming talks
The focus of the Campus Activities Board meeting on Tuesday was the schedule of events for homecoming week, which is Sept. 24 – Oct. 1.
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Month: September 2011
Star Wars according to a 3-year-old
With more than 19 million views, this child is a force to be reckoned with.
Read MoreSept. 22, 2011
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Read MoreWhat do you think about our situation in the Middle East?
“Let them do their own thing, we need to fight our own wars.”
— Cambodia Reis, 17, junior,
undeclared major of
Phnom Phen, Cambodia
Eagles swat Yellow Jackets
After suffering a string of losses on the road, Chadron State’s Lady Eagles are drawing confidence from their home opener victory against the Black Hills State University Yellow Jackets of Spearfish, S.D.
Read MoreNelson Brothers wow audience
The first installment of the Galaxy Series kicked off Thursday with “Ricky Nelson Remembered.” This musical montage featured Matthew and Gunner Nelson, the twin sons of rock monolith Ricky Nelson. Ricky Nelson, dubbed “the prince of rock ‘n’ roll” by VH1’s Behind the Music, died abruptly in a 1985 plane crash, leaving a prolific and expansive career in his wake.
Read MoreCSC to light up with school spirit
A ceremony for CSC’s centennial Homecoming will take place at 6:45 p.m., Wednesday. The letter C on the north side hill of the campus will radiate its own school spirit. Cardinal Key has organized the event with the help of Physical Facilities Coordinator, Blair Brennan and the CSC maintenance to present this tradition in a new way.
Read MoreEagles/UNK game to be broadcast on Nebraska public television
NET, Nebraska’s PBS television station, has announced their plans to televise the Eagle’s Oct. 8 game against UNK at Cope Stadium in Kearney.
Read More‘East’ is enchanting and unforgettable
Those long, cold nights of winter are just around the corner. Yes, it’s time for hot chocolate, fleece blankets, a fireplace, and a good book. While the wind is blowing outside and the snow is falling, I can be found on my living room floor, curled up next to the furnace vent, reading my all time favorite.
Read MoreDon’t let censorship limit your freedom to read
How many people remember reading “The Giver,” “James and the Giant Peach,” or “Where’s Waldo?” when they were kids? How about when you got a little older and started reading some classics like “The Great Gatsby,” “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” and “Animal Farm?” These books all have something in common: they were all located on the top banned books of the past 20 years (yes, even “Where’s Waldo?”).
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