Should students spend money to help resurface the NPAC’s floor?
“As long as we have the money and can still spend money on other necessities then it’s okay.”
—Jennie Robbins,
19, freshman,
Pre-Occupational Therapy major,
of Mitchell
Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: March 2012
CAB approves constitutional changes
Members of the Campus Activities Board approved changes to their constitution and discussed next year’s Galaxy Series events at their meeting Tuesday.
Members of CAB voted on and approved changes to the CAB constitution that will reduce the number of officers on the executive board and change the nature of the meetings. Luke Wright, president, said the changes will reduce the number of executive officers to four positions.
Read MoreSome new top music artists sound flat
Machine Gun Kelly (MGK), Danny Brown, Kid Ink, Future, Roscoe Dash, Hopsin, Macklemore, Don Trip, Iggy Azalea, and French Montana.
This is the lineup for the 2012 Freshman Class, or up-and-coming popular artists, as named by the music magazine XXL.
‘The Know-It-All’ quests to learn it all
Everyone likes a good mountain. Climbing one and then writing about it makes pretty good non-fiction, too. Author and self-professed smart guy, A.J. Jacobs, needed a harrowing task for his next book—so he set himself a mountain.
Read MoreArt enables student learning
It is hard to imagine comparing the process of solving problems to the process of creating art, but that is exactly what happens during Nancy Sharp’s sculpture class – ART 227.
Read MoreAn unlikely star shines darkly in ‘Hunger Games’
“The Hunger Games” is epic—and not in the over-worn parlance of American teenagers—but like to the works of Homer, Virgil, and J.K. Rowling. My feeble reader’s brain could never have cooked up the dark fire and majesty of the movie’s unlikely hero.
Read MoreLetter: Roseanne Keepers-Penor on O’Boyle
Thanks for your continued excellent coverage of the ongoing O’Boyle situation.
Coach O’Boyle has moved on and I’m happy for him. However, the injustices done to him cannot be ignored and those responsible must be held accountable…
Read MoreWhere’s the ‘battle buddy’ in your college life?
Long ago the military recognized the need for peer support. The term “battle buddy” is often used to describe the individual that will make sure that you get out of bed in the morning, remember all your equipment, and show up on time.
Read MoreMarch 29, 2012
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Read MoreCollege aims to grow foreign enrollment
Chadron State College is currently working to boost international student enrollment at the institution, according to Randy Rhine, vice president of Enrollment Management and Student Services.
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