Beginning in 2014, Xi Delta Zeta was the first sorority to come to CSC. Because they don’t have a designated house, the Greek-inspired group meets once a month in various spots on campus. “To be honest, being on campus allows us to easily put on various events and be more involved,” XDZ President, Cheyenne Ryan, junior of Glendive, Montana, said.
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The sound of chatter and cups clattering filled the room. Laughter echoed across dining tables at the Newman House as students introduced each other and ate. Mass just ended, and students were treated to dinner afterwards, as they are every week.
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Students and community members were treated to a game and art night in the Hub 7 p.m. Thursday. The festivities were sponsored by the Plainswalkers Society, or Game Club, the Social Science Club, and the Resident Life Association. Beverages and snacks were also provided to players.
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Pace, the accompanist for Chadon State College, performed a solo piano recital 7 p.m. Friday in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.
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Tuesday, August 20, the WCHR presented the Condom Olympics. The event showed students the correct way to use condoms and promoted safe sex. Students had a variety of events to choose from that each had a specific lesson pertaining to it.
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Tenors rang and Altos boomed Sunday evening as the CSC Concert Choir and Community Chorus performed in the Memorial Hall Auditorium. Dr. Joel Shreuder directed the event, and pianist Bobby Pace accompanied the singers.
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Sounds of blues and guitar riffs echoed through the Mari Sandoz Chicoine Atrium Friday evening as Patrick Cassidy, 26, of Scottsbluff performed his senior guitar recital.
Read MoreLinn performed various cover songs that he had prepared, including Billy Joel’s “She’s Always a Woman”, and “Clocks”, by Coldplay. The Beatles’ “Love Is All You Need”. The pianist also took and played song recommendations from the audience, including “Love Is All You Need,” by The Beatles, and Johnny Cash’s “Hurt.”
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The Pit was heavily decorated to resemble a casino with streamers, balloons, and even pool tables turned into roulette tables.
Read MoreThe Student Center Ballroom was packed Thursday evening as about 250 students and community members gathered to attend a presentation by motivational speaker Amy Dix.
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