The Board of Trustees approved finances for the second phase of the Rangeland Management Center at its Friday meeting in the Sandoz Center Atrium.
The board agreed to fund the $2.2 million project over the next eight years by selling bonds in 2014, which will ultimately help the college keep within the financial requirements.
When I first heard of the concept of internet relationships, I nearly fell out of my chair laughing. I never understood how two people could have a stable and functioning relationship when they live a thousand miles apart.
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Read MoreThere are lots of piddly-fiddly hobbies out there, and most are shared by small children and the elderly.
I can’t find a more useless way to occupy my free time than to engage in the moronic act of coin collecting. Let me tell you why.
After moving all items to a temporary location Saturday, the EaglePride bookstore is under renovation, manager Kay Hill said.
“The goal is to be done by next Monday,” she said. However, the completion of the project will depend on freight deliveries.
Sam Parker, senior of Harrison, was mentioned during the State of the System Address on September 5, in the Student Center Ballroom.
Parker, a 21-year-old Public Relations major, helped organize the Big Event on April 20, a day of volunteering that spurred 400 CSC students to action.
During his State of the System address, Stan Carpenter, Nebraska State College System Chancellor, issued a strongly-worded statement in defense of dual enrollment and early entry programs.
Read MoreDavid Nesheim, assistant professor of Social and Communication Arts, delivered a presentation Tuesday evening as part of the Dorset Grave’s Lecture Series at the Rita E. King Library.
The half hour-long session, titled “Bass Fishing and Tribal Dispossession at Bde Ihanke (Lake Andes, S.D.): A CSC Research Project,” stems from Nesheim’s dissertation work and focused on the history of the land surrounding Lake Andes, S.D., from 1906 to 1931.
After a 40-34 double-overtime victory last week over Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla, the Eagles are heading south to Arlington, Texas, where they face West Texas A&M, Canyon, tonight in a nationally-televised game from Cowboys Stadium.
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