We live in a society that capitalizes on the notion of the continuation of life, but is there a certain point where dying is the answer? This is the breaking point 14-year-old Jerika Bolen hit on Sept. 20 when she made the choice to halt her medical treatment, disconnected her ventilator, and die.
Read MoreJon Hansen, vice president of enrollment management, marketing, and student services, released the annual CSC Security, Crime Prevention, and Fire Safety Policies and Statistics Report Friday.
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The Eagles rallied to defeat Westminster College, Salt Lake City, in three sets Friday at the Chicoine Center, boosting their RMAC standing to 2-4. CSC then faced No. 8 ranked team in the American Volleyball Coaches Association Poll, Wayne State College, Tuesday, losing in three sets, dropping another non-conference game. The team’s overall record is now 3-12.
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Think before you jump to conclusions after reading news
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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.”
Read MoreAs night fell Saturday, the brightly lit Atrium buzzed with chatter, mixed with the sounds of a musician’s viola warming up.
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A temporary job is a real job, even if it’s not for long.
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Chadron community members walk to bring light to a sensitive subject
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You know their names. You know their stories. From the Kartrashians to the Opera Winfrey’s our lives are dominated by these icons. We, as a culture have developed into blind consumers, constantly seeking out gratification from others’ experiences and lives.
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