Senate swears in new senator following a resignation
Senator Lara Portillo resigned from her position as a senator on Nov. 19 due to “after school obligations.”
Todd Roenfeldt was sworn in as the new at large senator.
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Month: November 2015
Trial date set for former CSC student
A jury trial for former CSC student, Timothy C. Jungquist has been set for Jan. 28 and 29, 2016, in
Read More1 senator, 1 executive board member survive impeachment
After hearing two petitions, Sunday, Nov. 22, the justice court submitted its opinion to Senate Monday, Nov. 23.
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Men’s basketball team mark 2 in win column
With the basketball season now in full swing, the men’s team won its first two games at home against Dickinson State University and Montana State University-Northern. The team beat Dickinson State and MSU-Northern with scores of 84-79 and 69-61, respectively. CSC’s record is now 2-1, with the only loss coming from the University of Nebraska at Kearney.
Read MoreSexual assault speaker provides new perspective
Unlike other sexual assault awareness event, Brian Banks brought a new perspective to students by sharing his own story during his session Tuesday, Nov. 17 in Memorial Hall Auditorium.
Read MoreCSC’s math, science department celebrates weekly science days
From a young age we tell our children that they can be anything they set their mind to. By introducing ideas early The Math and Science Department of Chadron State College hopes to see those children pursuing these degrees in the field for their future. Science Days is this idea in action.
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Women’s basketball loses first 2 home games
The Eagles looking to avenge their loss last week to the University of Wyoming played their first home games of the season against Augustana University—losing 82-52—and the University of Nebraska at Kearney—losing 66-59—in two non-conference match-ups Friday, Nov. 20 and Saturday, Nov. 21, respectively.
Read MoreInternational students destroy stereotypes
Russians drink vodka all the time; people of Macedonia drive on the left side of the road; all people of Africa live in mud houses; and Chinese are bad drivers. These are some false stereotypes the International Club addressed Thursday, Nov. 19 in the Sandoz Center atrium.
Read MoreCommunity members create swag for campus, community
Colorado Blue Spruce, Mugo Pine, Pinyon Pine, Concolor Fir, Wichita Blue Juniper, Arborvitae, Black Hills Spruce, Chinese Juniper, Blue Rug Juniper, Ponderosa Pine and Western Juniper are all types of trees found on campus that were used in this years holiday swags.
Read MoreChristmas dominates over Halloween at intrasquad scrimmage
Battle began deciding the best holiday—Halloween or Christmas.
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