Conferencing Coordinator Shellie Johns scanned CAB representatives’ IDs as they entered Tuesday night’s meeting.
This was the first test of the new implement to record student attendance at events as a safety precaution.
Read MoreAmending an earlier statement, Dawes County Attorney and Coroner Vance Haug issued a press release Tuesday stating that “foul play and all other possibilities continue to be investigated” in connection with the death of Fatima Larios, 19, sophomore of Seaside, California.
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A bizarre series of events involving a stolen car and a false report about a lone gunman roaming afoot near CSC, triggered a campus-wide lockdown for nearly six hours late Saturday night and into Sunday morning, and exposed flaws in CSC’s emergency notification system.
Read MoreSenators discussed at length the newly appointed court justices. Coy Clark was voted and sworn in as the new chief justice. To fill the constitutional court justice openings, President Dillon Spies met with professors and advisers to scout out potential candidates, he said.
Read MoreCAB Chair Andy Martin congratulated new Chief Justice Coy Clark and three constitutional court justices, Zoe Leishman, Sofia Trefilova, and Nick Stokey, on their new positions.
Admissions Representative and former Eagle Justy Bullington had an announcement about New Student Orientation. Admissions is in need of Eagle Leaders to help out.
Last weekend, Colorado School of Mines hosted a Twilight Indoor Track and Field Meet in Golden, Colorado. The Chadron State Eagles left with impressive victories and personal records.
Leading the way for the women’s team was junior Mel Herl, of Eaton, Colorado.
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CSC sent out a text using the emergency system to students letting them know the campus lock down is over.
No marches were held, no rallies organized, no world leaders vowed solidarity. After all, this was not an attack on “Western” soil. This was not an attack on freedom of speech, this was not an “assault on our values.”
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There was a special open mic event Sunday night in the Student Center Ballroom in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Snacks and beverages were offered for everyone. The event was organized by Gavan Archibald, RD of Kent Hall. Students were encouraged to show off their talent and creativity, whether in song or allowing the audience to vibe with them through poetry.
Read MoreA former CSC student reached a plea agreement Jan. 13 with Dawes County District Court stemming from his August 2014 arrest on a Class III felony drug charge.
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