‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’
Picture your typical elementary school spelling bee. Creaky bleachers, stale gymnasium air, proud parents filling the stands, and nervous students, trying their best to stay calm.
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Student, accused of felony, released after posting bond
A CSC student left the Dawes County Jail Tuesday after posting a $1,000 bond following his arrest early Monday morning on several charges, including a terroristic-threats felony, authorities said.
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Cross country teams heat up in Ark.
The men’s team took 10th and the women’s team finished eighth Saturday, at the Chile Pepper Cross Country Festival hosted by the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. The invite included D-I, D-II, and NAIA schools.
Read MoreA Healthy Perspective
What is the key to proper nutrition? That is the first question people ask when they are looking to lose weight, lead a healthy lifestyle or just have overall better health.
Read More‘Out of the Darkness’ walk attracts students, community members
It was a cold and foggy morning as members from the community, students, faculty, and loved ones affected by suicide joined together Saturday. They participated in the “Out of Darkness” walk beginning in Wilson Park to help raise funds for vital research and gain awareness about suicide prevention.
Read More‘Dropsy’ appeals to variety of gamers
When we think of modern games, we think of soldiers getting into epic gunfights, warriors holding mighty swords, and heroes that stand the test of time to thwart evil. We don’t think of scary clowns running around hugging random people. We then see a game like “Dropsy” and wonder, “Who does this appeal to?”
Read MoreParty proves to be both educational and fun
The Kent Hall Kegger is a reminder that you can have fun without alcohol. This statement comes from senior Residential Adviser Katrina Hurley who stood at the door in front of the Gold Room during the party heavy atmosphere last Saturday night.
Read MoreSenate president vetoes $5,500 allocation for Christian concert
Senate President Katrina Hurley vetoed the $5,500 allocated to help fund a Christian concert sponsored by Chi Alpha and Revive.
Read MoreCSC rise above CSU-Pueblo, fall to Mountaineer attack
Last weekend the Eagles’ volleyball team split two tough home games against the Colorado State University-Pueblo ThunderWolves and the Western State Colorado University Mountaineers.
Read MoreOpen Forum Correction
Last week in the article, “Senate hosts short-notice forum,” we mistakenly said that there was only one voting senator present
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