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The Pit organized a mini Gingerbread House Building entertainment project Nov. 21 in the Student Center.
Students learned how to make gingerbread houses. They used bread pieces, crackers to put them together with royal icing. Afterward they sprinkled the houses with sugar confectioner’s powder, multicolored candies, pretzels, marshmallows and candy canes. More than 20 students attended this event.

The soulful music of the CSC Jazz Band flowed through the Student Center at 7:30 p.m., Friday. Dr. Michael Stephens, director, and music associate professor, told the audience how happy he was to see how many people came to the event. Three semesters prior to that he mentioned there was only a presence of five people, and that night the Jazz Band played for 60 people.

A flute’s light and airy sound floated through the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium 3 p.m., Saturday, during a recital performed by CSC adjunct instructor Lauren Stephens and the CSC Flute Ensemble, presented by the Chadron State College Department of Music.

The fourth and last Galaxy Series installment of this semester ended on a high note with the performance of comedian Rex Havens in Memorial Hall Auditorium Thursday, attracting many people from the community and CSC students.

If you are anything like me, you might think that releasing a movie on Christmas isn’t the smartest thing you can do. I’ve never thought about going to the movies with a group of friends on Christmas day.

CSC students crafted moccasins by Native American art on the Roc Your Mocs event Friday in the Gold Room.

Twenty-one people attended the Husker viewing party Saturday in Edna Hall. The Huskers faced off against Wisconsin in a Big Ten western division match-up. The half foot of snow in Chadron limited the number of participants considerably, so it was mainly students from Edna Hall that participated.

Walking in a room with all the lights off, windows and doors covered in black, the guests were required to take an eye mask, sit down at a table, put the eye mask on, and the journey to Dining in the Dark began.