Saturday, March 7, 2026
Month: November 2015
“What class were you and what were your thoughts on the Hunger Banquet?
Brandi Cwach
19, sophomore of
Geddes, South Dakota
Low class
“It was really good to see the differences. It’s not something we see everyday. It was shocking the statistics for this county are so low.”
Read MoreGift cards are up for grabs for leadership attendees
Senate allocated $500 to entice students to attend the leadership conference Nov. 17-21.
Read MoreAbstain from abstaining
Monday night, Deena Kennell, adviser to Student Senate, explained to the senators what Robert’s Rules says on abstaining from a vote. Robert’s Rules are the parliamentary procedure rules Senate says they’ll follow.
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RLA event promotes diversity and acceptance
The Residence Life Association, RLA, organized The Beauty of Diversity event for CSC students at 8 p.m., Monday in the Gold Room.
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Syerra At Large
Senators moral duty and obligation is to vote in policies that their constituents want; in the recent Senate meeting Student Senate deliberated upon the reinstatement of the Health 101 service provided on campus. A large amount of student fees goes towards this service and it provides helpful tips and reminders on how to stay healthy, manage course loads, sexual assault awareness on campus, etc.
Read MoreA Healthy Perspective
Breaking bad New Year’s habits may not be as difficult as it seems. A new year is right around the corner, and for most people now is the time they start creating their great New Year’s resolutions. For some people these don’t even revolve around health or nutrition at all, but the majority of them do. These range from crazy obnoxious ideas of losing 100-200 pounds within the whole year, to completely cutting something out or “cold turkey.”
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Tourney cues straight shooters
TJ Aanenson, 19, freshman of Curtis, won a 32 inch TV at a pool tournament hosted by The Pit last Thursday night.
Read MoreCSC celebrates Veterans Day
Veterans Day is a day of honor for those who have served our country with military service. Wednesday, a program was hosted in Mari Sandoz Chicoine Atrium to honor Veterans.
Read MoreThe Ripples Guy comes to CSC tonight
Paul Wesselmann, the Ripples Guy, is a leadership speaker who provides training at conferences, meetings, and retreats. He also sends
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