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Day: 11:36 am | 04/07/2016
CSC PBL club is in the business of winning
CSC’s chapter of Phi Beta Lambda qualified 10 members for nationals at the PBL State Leadership Conference in Kearney last weekend.
Read MoreRMAC honors 2 CSC track & field athletes
All-American long jumpers Damarcus Simpson, sophomore of Lafayette, Georgia, and Stachia Reuwsaat, junior of Black Hawk, South Dakota, earned RMAC honors this week after the Colorado State University-Pueblo Open. Both won the men’s and women’s long jump, respectively. Simpson jumped 24 feet, 1 inch, and Reuwsaat jumped 19-2 3/4.
Read MoreCAB board nominations open, remain open until Tuesday
Nominations for CAB Executive Board opened at the meeting Tuesday and are open for one week.
Read MoreNNM coordinators seeking $10k
An open forum for the Nearly Naked Mile’s budget of $10,398.83 was presented Wednesday. The Nearly Naked Mile will be Thursday, April 23.
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Shots fired over 2nd Amendment rights during gun debate
The Social Science Club, in collaboration with CAB, hosted its semi-annual debate Tuesday in the Student Center Scottsbluff Room. The debate centered on Second Amendment and if it applies to ones self-defense.
Read MoreSenate looks for student input
Senate President Katrina Hurley said the Book Ends Coffee Shop in Reta E. King Library is losing about $20,000 per year. Kathy Stokey, administration and finance office assistant said Dale Grant, vice president of finance and administration, said the coffee shop is losing $26,000 per year and right now Vice Presidents Charles Snare, of academic affairs, and Jon Hansen, of enrollment management, marketing & student services, are taking that loss from their state accounts, according to Grant.
Read MoreNEBRASKAland editor visits, talks with students
NEBRASKAland magazine editor Jeff Kurrus gave a presentation to CSC students and Chadron community members in three separate time slots this week at CSC.
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Eagles outscore Skyhawks 28-9 in 4-game stretch
The Eagles cruised to a 3-1 series win over Fort Lewis College, Durango, Colorado, last weekend, with two games being called early due to the mercy rule.
Read MoreComm. professor presents findings
What do movies like “Kill Bill’ and “The Parent Trap” have in common? A study by Janice Haynes, assistant professor in the social and communication arts department, reminds us that these movies, among others, all carry a similar trend.
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