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There are moments when pageant participants doubt themselves. A stutter can ruin an interview. Swimsuit and heels on a stage can be uncomfortable. Six judges watch every move. It is, after all, a competition.
Read MoreNSCS Board of Trustees
Jan. 15 meeting
The Nebraska State College System’s Board of Trustees voted at its last meeting to approve Randy Rhine as CSC’s 11th president with a starting annual salary of $155,000. Rhine’s contract begins Feb. 1.
Read MoreToday, our society seems to be attracted to the dark and macabre. A mix of both the darkness of real life and the supernatural is brought forward in the modern masterpiece “American Horror Story” developed by Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy.
Read MoreSenate voted to grant affiliated status to a new student organization at its Monday meeting. The club, the Ethel Delzell Family and Consumer Sciences Association, said it planned to host a movie night, a blood drive in the spring, and that it would assist with the annual Lady’s Fair.
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The Chadron State track and field athletes will have their first meet of the second semester in Colorado Springs, Colo., when they compete in the Air Force Academy Invitational Friday and Saturday.
Read MoreChadron State’s quest to regain pool access for the campus community took a dive Monday when Chadron’s five-member City Council could not reach a consensus to approve a contract with a design firm.
Read MoreAfter a ten-hour bus ride, Chadron State’s men’s basketball team prepared to face the New Mexico Highlands’ Cowboys in an RMAC game. Little did they know that the game would last ten minutes longer than usual. The Cowboys were able to seal the hard-earned, 89-86 victory on Friday night.
Read MoreA long road trip to New Mexico filled up the Eagles’ basketball team’s weekend, as they went to face New Mexico Highlands on Friday and Western New Mexico on Saturday. Action for the weekend started with neck-and-neck, nail biting action when the Eagle women’s team won a close victory over the New Mexico Highlands Cowgirls, 66-64.
Read MoreLook around next time you are in some of the classrooms on campus. Notice something missing?
No, it isn’t that one guy who asks ridiculous, unrelated questions during the lecture.