Budget hearings end
The Activity Fee Board has met with all the clubs that turned in budget packets and is ready to make recommendations to Student Senate with club funding for the 2016-2017 school year.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: March 2016
Republicans should act
President Barack Obama recently nominated Judge Merrick Garland, a figure respected by liberals and conservatives alike, to the Supreme Court. Now, the Republicans in the Senate are showing their prowess in a battle, vowing to block the replacement of Justice Antonin Scalia until a new president is voted into office. GOP leaders refuse to consider Garland, saying that the decision should be made by the American people by them choosing the next president who in turn could nominate a different individual than Garland. This showdown could possibly be more fraught than some of the most vicious Supreme Court fights because Obama’s choice could lead to a less conservative Supreme Court, possibly for quite a while.
Read MoreCAB executive board positions are up for grabs
Election nominations for CAB executive board are due Tuesday and close April 12. CAB representatives will vote for officers at the CAB meeting April 12. Senate will vote to approve the executive board members at its meeting April 18. The new officers will be sworn in during the CAB meeting April 19.
Read MoreNo funds for Math and Science project
In its most recent legislative session, the Nebraska Unicameral did not approve a bill seeking $21.2 million to overhaul the Math and Science building.
Read MoreCO native writes, discusses life with addict
In Karin Mitchell’s debut novel, “Between Families,” she creates the story of Seffra Morgan, a 12-year-old dealing with a drug addicted mother.
Read MoreWetzel leads Eagles to win in SD
The CSC women’s golf team took first place at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid City, invitational at Hart Ranch Golf Course, Tuesday.
Read MoreWhen’s the right time to make the call?
Every child and every family is different. But there’s one issue that every family has to address at some point. How young is too young for a cell phone? Each family has a different set of values, but sometimes parents have to tailor this issue to each specific kid in a family.
Read MoreArt show displays variety, simplicity
The artwork of Alison Harris was displayed in Gallery 239 of Memorial Hall and was relatively simple in its image, though upon closer inspection, reveals a lot of detail. The display is in a linear fashion, the drawings lined around the room as though a line were drawn straight through their centers—a reflection of the lines in her own drawings. She uses ink and a small bit of water color to capture the models of her artwork.
Read MoreGraves lecturer inspires attendees, teaches about entrepreneurship
Terrie Wood, CSC business professor, gave a lecture on small business and life as part of the spring Graves Lecture Series, 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 22 in the Reta King Library.
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CSC students get their ‘drag’ on
Chadron State’s Residence Life Association (RLA) was out for a cause Thursday, as it hosted ‘Cancer is a Drag’, an event put together for the sake of having light-hearted fun while maintaining a serious purpose.
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