Accidental music finds can prove to be the best
The best music is the kind you find by accident.
This past Christmas, when I received my new iPod, I went straight on iTunes to get new music and saw the free Single of the Week.
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Day: 10:00 pm | 04/25/2012
Spring concert ends school year on a high note
On Tuesday, a trio of musical ensembles graced the Memorial Hall Auditorium, filling the stagnant air with flowing jazz beats. This end of the year affair celebrated jazz classics and the talented students performing them.
Read MoreFoam Party to usher in end of the semester
The End of the World Party 2012 will kickoff at 3 p.m. on Thursday May 3, as the semester comes to an end at Chadron State College.
The event will be near the Math and Science Building.
Read MoreArt Exhibit highlights student work
The Chadron State Art Department is hosting its annual All Students Art Show in Memorial Hall’s Main Gallery. The Art Show has been open since April 16 and will remain open until April 30. The gallery is open for viewing from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the week days or by an appointment.
Read MoreApril 26, 2012
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Read MoreFootball wraps spring practice
Chadron State’s football team kicked off its spring game at 10:30 a.m., Saturday at Elliott Field. The graduate assistant coaches split the squad into two separate teams, Cardinal and White. Head Coach Jay Long invited RMAC officials to referee the game, which helped the incoming players’ to play under real game conditions, Long said.
Read MoreWhat do you think about the End of the World Party and Nearly Naked Mile?
“I wasn’t planning on participating but it’s cool that they are raising clothes.”
—Kelli Wilson,
20, sophomore,
Social Work major,
of Wall, S.D.
Eyes Up: Softball looks ahead to next season
The Chadron State College softball team closed the 2012 season, 7-1, against Metro State at home last Sunday.
Although they fell short of the RMAC tournament, a stacked schedule pitted the Eagles against the top nine teams in conference and the final victory left vindication for the team’s efforts throughout the season.
Read MorePark reflects on time at CSC
Stepping into the Chadron State College president’s office April 18 was like walking into a church for a funeral. The several flower bouquets arranged around Janie Park’s office, combined with the collection of plants already assembled, turned the space into a veritable greenhouse.
Read MoreCISPA threatens Internet users’ activity, privacy
If you thought the battle for Internet freedom was won with the defeat of SOPA and PIPA, think again.
The proposed Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, or CISPA, is quickly gaining attention around the Internet. Despite excuses of necessity for “homeland security purposes,” the bill poses the same threats SOPA and PIPA did to Internet privacy and freedom of speech.
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