State reaches $2.7 million settlement with former CSC wrestlers
Max Baker, of Elk Grove, Cali., and Willy Jones, of Chadron, received settlement monies from the State of Nebraska because of injuries sustained in a 2008 vehicle accident.
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Max Baker, of Elk Grove, Cali., and Willy Jones, of Chadron, received settlement monies from the State of Nebraska because of injuries sustained in a 2008 vehicle accident.
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Read MoreA cold-shooting second half proved to be the difference in Monday night’s season opener for the Chadron State women’s basketball team.
Read MoreOf the roughly 11 to 15 people that attended “Bedazzle Your Undies” Thursday night, six actually decorated underwear.
Read MoreAccording to an e-mail from CSC Nurse Ann Dockweiler, students and faculty can still get flu shots from 10 to 11:30 a.m. today in Crites Hall room 012.
Read MoreThere will be no classes Nov. 24-26 for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Classes will resume Nov. 29.
Read MoreFor the final event of International Education Week, students will collaborate with Sigma Tau Delta to present international poetry at the club’s “Just Words” Open Mic Night.
Read MoreAs a general rule of thumb, if your regular TV shows can be found on Hulu.com then you are probably watching some good ones.
Read MoreChadron State College’s theatre department is currently touring its production of “Ounce, Dice, Trice,” a children’s book adapted for stage by the students in the Children’s Theatre class.
The production toured every Thursday beginning Nov. 4. It has already gone to schools in Hay Springs, Gordon Rushville, Hemingford, and Alliance. Crawford and Harrison schools are next on the docket, with a final performance in Memorial hall for Chadron schools on Dec. 2.
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