Senate approves new bylaws of Constitutional Court
In Monday’s meeting, Chief Justice Coy Clark and Student Trustee Jacob Rissler presented the revisions to the court procedures of the constitution.
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1 wrestler advances
Caleb Copeland, sophomore of Bennett, Colorado, 174-pounds, earned a trip to the NCAA D-II National Wrestling Tournament in St. Louis after earning fourth place at the Colorado State University-Pueblo hosted West Super Regional tournament.
Read MoreSecrets shared
Frank Warren, founder and curator of PostSecret.com, shared some secrets to a small audience of CSC students at the Galaxy Series event at Memorial Hall March 5 night.
Read More‘Tarzan’ hangs as a reminder that everyone has a clan to claim
Disney movies are a vital part of every child’s life. Walt Disney created a legacy while he was on this earth. He has affected so many generations of people and continues to affect them today. As a ‘90s kid I feel that the most affected generation was the ‘90s. From 1990 to 1999 there were 10 iconic Disney movies that were released.
Read More2 track athletes earn All-American honors
At the NCAA D-II Indoor Track Championships in Birmingham, Alabama, March 13-14, CSC freshman Damarcus Simpson, of Lafayette, Georgia, leaped 25 feet, 4 inches tying his season best and placing second with All-American honors.
Read MoreKatz: ‘Gender violence is not only a women’s issue’
Internationally recognized gender violence speaker, Jackson Katz, spoke to Chadron State College students, faculty, staff, and Chadron community members at 11 a.m., Tuesday in the Student Center.
Read MoreNew student trustee announced at CAB meeting
Student Trustee Jacob Rissler announced this is his last meeting and congratulated Vice Chair of Relations Mikayla Gallagher on securing his old position.
Read MoreRepublican Sen.’s letter did more harm than good
On March 9, freshman Sen. Tom Cotton, a former Army Officer and Republican of Arkansas, sent an Open Letter to the Leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which bore the signatures of Cotton and 46 of his Republican colleagues.
Read MoreHead to Head: Jazz
According to Nielsen‘s 2014 Year-End Report, Jazz is continuing to fall out of favor with American listeners. Jazz is now tied with classical as the “least-popular” genre, comprising just 1.4% of sales.
Read MoreRetired FBI Special Agent to speak next week
Retired FBI Special Agent, Ron Rawalt, will be speaking at CSC about the 1999 Scottsbluff murder of Adam Gomez at 6 p.m., March 26 in the Student Center.
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