What Civil Rights leader has impacted you the most? Why?
“Martin Luther King, Jr., because he freed my people from
slavery.”
—Ben Ferrero,
22, senior,
Construction Management major, of Bayard
Friday, March 6, 2026
Day: 10:51 pm | 02/01/2012
Letter: Samuel Parker on ‘Heaven’
I want to thank Mr. Gonzalez for the research he does on this column, but I have some questions about the latest article in the January 19 edition titled, “‘Heaven’ more fiction than fact, thank God.”
Read MoreHigh-tech happenings: Message board offers multimedia experience
A fully functioning, temperature-regulated sign produced by manufacturer Daktronics of Brooking, S.D., will soon greet visitors to Chadron State’s northwest corner of campus.
Read MoreSideline Scene – 2012 Super Bowl picks
A selection of CSC students and coaches contribute their predications for who will 2012’s Super Bowl XLVI.
Read MoreCSCEA awards $500 scholarships to two students
Chelsea Waldorf, junior of Hill City, S.D., and Nathaniel Martens, junior of Newton, Kan., were selected from about 15 applicants to receive the Chadron State College Education Application Scholarship.
Waldorf, a psychology major, and Marten, a criminal justice major, were notified just before Christmas break and were officially awarded the $500 scholarships at the beginning of the current semester.
Read MoreSenate committee eyes constitution for amendments
Student Senate has been working on renewing Senate’s constitution for the past few months. According to Vice President James Bahensky, the Student Association Constitution is dated and in need of revision.
Read MoreMore than 20 apply for Snare’s vacant deanship
More than 20 applicants have applied for the dean of liberal arts/teaching and learning position, Joel Hyer, dean for B.E.A.M.S.S. and search committee-chair, said Tuesday.
The job opening created by Charles Snare’s recent promotion was announced by the college Dec. 6, 2011.
Read MoreCommittee firms-up plans for time capsule’s contents
A committee of eight is in the planning process for a Centennial time capsule. It is going to be placed in the middle of the Flag Plaza sometime in late April.
The time capsule is estimated to cost $1,311 and is being funded by the Administration and Finance operating budget.
Read MoreGearing up for ‘An Adult Evening’
Memorial Hall’s Black Box Theatre is alive with anticipation. Plywood facades spring up to cover demure black walls. Stage lights ignite, illuminating actors who pace the black floors in practiced patterns.
Read MoreLegislature considers Armstrong funding
CSC President Janie Park, NSCS Chancellor Stan Carpenter, and a group of student-athletes travelled to the Nebraska Legislature to make the college’s case for LB1019, a bill which, if passed, would provide $13.7 million in funds for the college’s Armstrong Gym renovation and expansion.
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