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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Month: October 2016
Bedsheet sparks Senate argument
Deadlines and mistakes over the weekend led to one club’s bedsheet being taken down without warning, and two other clubs’ Homecoming nominees not making the ballot.
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No at large students attend forum
Student senator Michael Steube, Student Senate Secretary Olivia Vester, Student Trustee Coy Clark, and Senate President Katrina Hurley met to discuss Homecoming at the open forum in the Student Center Thursday.
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8 former CSC athletes join Hall of Fame
The Chadron State College Athletic Hall of Fame gained eight elite members in the 2016 class of inductees. Five of the newly inducted members are former football players, two track and field stars, and an All-American wrestler.
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The ghost of school spirit past
As many of you know, this week is CSC’s Homecoming week. While there are decorated bedsheets hanging in the Student Center, and a few extra events on campus, there is little to show for the celebration.
Read MoreGolfers finish nearly last at Bellevue
The Chadron State women’s golf team finished sixth of seven teams at the 54-hole Bellevue Invitational at Platteview Golf Club, Bellevue. Regular season tournaments for CSC golfers are typically 36 holes.
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Lumberjacks stop Eagles short of comeback victory
Despite Cody Paul, senior tailback of Seal Beach, California, running for two 70-plus-yard touchdowns, the CSC Eagles losing streak grew to four games Saturday, losing 31-27 to Humboldt State University, Arcata, California, at Elliott Field.
Read MoreShania is ‘still the one’
It’s been over a decade since I purchased it, but there is still one CD that I will never get sick of popping in my car stereo, Shania Twain’s “Greatest Hits” album. I will play it on repeat until I physically cannot sing one more round of “Honey, I’m Home.”
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Voyage to NeverLand
A giant alligator, lost orphan boys, pirates, mermaids, and native jungle people all in a play together seems familiar, but this play was not the well-known and loved Disney’s “Peter Pan.” Instead we are witnessing Rick Elice’s “Peter and the Starcatcher.”
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