Glowing neon puppets lit up the night on Memorial Hall’s main stage, Thursday evening, The creations belong to Lightwire Theatre Company, and Shellie Johns brought the New Orleans-based team to Chadron as a part of the Galaxy Series events. Lightwire, on tour across America, brought two classic children’s tales, “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Tortoise and The Hare,” to life.
Read MoreWhen most people think of traveling, they imagine sightseeing, opening the airplane window shade and seeing the beauty of the clouds below, and even the relaxation (or stress) that is ahead.
Read MoreThe CSC golf team finished sixth, with a score of 730, at the Maverick Spring Invitational hosted by Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, Monday and Tuesday. The team shot 371 on Monday and 359 Tuesday.
Read MoreThree CSC wrestlers received RMAC All-Academic honors.
Read MoreThe Chadron State Eagles split four games against conference-rival Colorado State University—Pueblo, this weekend.
Read MoreThe Chadron State Women’s Rodeo team came in second with 2105 points, just 210 points behind the first place team from Gillette, Wyo., at the Eastern Wyoming College Rodeo, Torrington, this weekend. The Men’s Rodeo team came in seventh with 985 points.
Read MoreThere was no delaying the news out of Fort Hood, Texas, last Wednesday; another tragic shooting rampage.
Read MoreWalk around campus right now and you will see 50 copies of one flyer hanging up on one wall of a building here and four walls of an elevator there. Most of the flyers are campaigns for the student president and vice president candidates for Senate.
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again! The Student Senate elections are happening this week from Thursday to Sunday. I have never been to involved with Senate politics, but this semester, I decided I should probably get involved, due to the fact that Senate handles the students’ money, and I want to make sure that my money is being handled properly.
Read MoreThe notion among CSC students that First Year Inquiry classes have little value was brought to a new height during last Monday’s Student Senate meeting as Senators pronounced the classes as ineffective for student learning.
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