Pokémon still providing new, updated games
Pokémon Moon and Sun were released Nov. 18 for 3DS
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Pokémon Moon and Sun were released Nov. 18 for 3DS
Read MoreThe National Association of Schools of Music granted the CSC Music Department accreditation Nov. 20, at a meeting in Dallas.
Read MoreDeck the halls with boughs of holly…fa la la la la, la la la BLAAA.
Read MoreThe American flag. To some, it’s nothing more than a scrap of cloth dyed in a particular fashion; to others, a representation of our country and its great accomplishments, struggles, and ability to overcome. In recent years, people have burned flags as a method of protest; it has leaped back into headlines due to President-elect Donald Trump’s tweet divulging his personal stance against flag burning. It reads, “Nobody should be allowed to burn the American flag – if they do, there must be consequences – perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail!”
Read MoreCSC and the University of Nebraska at Kearney, battled back and forth the entire game, but the Lopers were able to score in overtime, winning 75-65. The Eagles, still searching for the season’s first win, fell to an 0-4 record, while the Lopers improved to 4-2.
Read MoreAlejandro Garcia, senior of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, concluded an impressive final cross country season as CSC’s first to compete at the NCAA D-II Men’s Cross Country Championships Nov. 19 in St. Leo, Florida.
Read MoreSix seniors will compete at three post-season bowl games in the coming months.
Read MoreSami Rahmig
19, sophomore of Gering
“I will always love football and the Huskers! Go Big Red!”
Read MoreThere are various options for transportation in cities when you are traveling but every option has advantages and disadvantages.
Read MoreClubs announced the final events of the semester at the CAB meeting Tuesday night. Vice Chair of Programming Morgan Carrico lead the meeting, as CAB Chair Molly O’Connell was absent.
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