Distinguished alumnus, photographer speaks with students
Distinguished CSC Alumnus and Nature Photographer Dick Kettlewell presented some of his photography to an arts advocacy FYI class and a news journalism class Friday.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Month: October 2014
CAB allocates $2,000 for free movie night, discusses Halloween
CAB allocated $2,000 for free movie night. Free movie night will be Oct. 19 and there won’t be another CAB meeting before then.
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Students learn about alcohol abuse, Third World countries
Monday night raised awareness about alcohol abuse and how Third World countries use every day items American’s use for things.
Read MoreParading around
The “Welcome to the Jungle” homecoming parade strolled down Main Street toward CSC’s campus beginning at 9:30 a.m., Saturday. Some
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Golf team finishes 14th at RMAC tourney
The Eagles traveled to Grand Junction, Colorado, for the RMAC tournament hosted by Colorado Mesa University. With a final two-round score of 714, the Eagles finished 14th out of 17 teams. Dixie State College won with a team total of 629.
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Homecoming: a time of the year when everyone on-campus can use their creative minds and have some fun.
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Gamergate and the Quinnspiracy
The independent games community has been in uproar lately over a giant conspiracy, known as Gamergate.
Read MoreParker 1 of 167 semifinalists
The National Football Foundation (NFF) and the College Hall of Fame selected CSC’s Center Sam Parker, senior of Harrison, as one of 167 semifinalists for the 2014 William V. Campbell Trophy.
Read MoreFootball team wins battle against weather, CMU
Despite uncooperative weather, the Eagle’s football team still came out on top of Colorado Mesa University, 24-13.
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