Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: January 2017
Screenplay doesn’t do classic King novel justice
If you were to compare Stanley Kubrick’s version of “The Shining” to the original story told by Stephen King, you would be sorely disappointed. Several of the most lovable parts of the book are lost in Kubrick’s interpretation.
Read MoreSenate allocates $700 for Scholastic Day, approves timeline
Student Senate approved a $700 allocation, bylaw revisions, and a timeline for action on Master Academic Plan initiatives at Monday night’s meeting.
Read MoreCAB chair resigns, board position open
Vice Chair of Records Aaron Eagle ran the CAB meeting Tuesday night, as he announced that CAB Chair Molly O’Connell has resigned, leaving a position open on the executive board.
Read MoreDistrict judge sentences former CSC student to 5 years in sex assault case
Former CSC student Timothy Jungquist, 21, of Pegram, Tennessee, was sentenced to five years in prison and $2,009.50 in court costs for one count of second-degree attempted sexual assault, a class IIIA felony, on Dec. 13, 2016.
Read MoreSoftware available to help students with text-related disabilities
Software to convert text into audio files is available for CSC students in the Reta E. King Library.
Read MoreFake news, real solutions
The nation is justifiably dismayed over the virulence of social-media-borne “fake news” that exploits people’s worst paranoias and prejudices. Citizens are not only casting votes based on disinformation manufactured by clickbait artists but — in at least one recent instance in Washington, D.C. — taking up arms against fabricated child traffickers in imaginary pizzeria dungeons.
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