Doug Harris
22, senior of Henderson, Nevada
“I find it lame and it seems staged, and the relationships that come out of it have a low survival rate. So what is that really teaching the youths of America?”
Read MoreSociety today is becoming more and more progressive in granting people equal rights and respect, however, a group called The Return of Kings has recently begun pushing ideals of ‘neomasculinity.’ This group is led by Roosh Valizadeh and on Feb. 16, he wrote an article on his blog titled “How to Stop Rape,” which he has since declared to be satire.
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In high school I played softball. I played from the time I was 5 years old until I was 20 years old. It was my love and passion for 15 years. I still consider myself to be a softball player because there will always be laces on my heart.
Read MoreAt Chadron State College, the Student Senate allocates thousands of dollars every school year on various events, speakers, and activities for students to attend and participate in. When Senate plans to ask for an allocation of more than $5,000 or has important subjects to discuss, it hosts an open forum for students to voice their opinions on the particular subject.
Read MoreThe Chadron State College track and field athletes continue to be on a roll this indoor season as they broke six more school records this weekend at the South Dakota State University Indoor Classic, Brookings.
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Last weekend was the last home games of the season for the Eagles and the last home games for three seniors in their collegiate careers.
Read MoreVice Chair of Finances Molly O’Connell said budget packets have been sent to each club’s representative. Sign up sheets for budget hearings will be on the Senate office door in the Student Center next week. O’Connell said her office hours to help with the budget packets are from 12-2:30 p.m. today, tomorrow, and Tuesday. On Monday she will be in the office from 12-5 p.m. The packets are due to [email protected] and on the Sakai site on March 4.
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It’s never too early to prepare for next year’s hunting excursion. Of course you have to plan for which species,
Read MoreSenate allocated $35,300 Monday night for the Spring Daze event in April. The amount was adjusted from the previously discussed $37,000 the committee was asking for. The adjustment came after students suggested that the amount estimated for “swag” items was too much. The committee decided to eliminate the sunglasses, wristbands, and hats that were going to be handed out and sold at the event.
Read MoreFormer CSC student Timothy C. Jungquist, arrested in October 2014 in connection with a sexual assault, is scheduled for a April 12 sentencing date following Friday’s motion day proceedings. Jungquist entered into a plea deal Friday, agreeing to amended charges in exchange for a guilty or no contest plea.
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