Senate President Katrina Hurley brought up the idea of scholarships or incentives for senators again Monday. Coy Clark, student trustee, originally brought up the idea at a bonding event, Sept. 24. He suggested scholarships would make more people apply for senator positions and help with competition for positions.
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Dixie State University, St. George, Utah, blazed its trail through Chadron Saturday, defeating CSC 44-27 at Elliott Field. Dixie State scored in every quarter in the match-up, while CSC didn’t find the end zone until the second half.
Read MoreStudent Senate President Katrina Hurley proposed having jackets funded through Senate for senators at Monday’s meeting.
“It would be good for the next executive senators to not have to go out there and drag people into Senate,” Hurley said. “The amount of time and energy spent in here, as well as talking to constituents, online voting, all the emails, and all the numerous committees that everyone is on, I think that it’s definitely, like, good to have some sort of ‘Hey, you did a good job,’ because sometimes we are not appreciated on campus at all.”
Read MoreDeadlines and mistakes over the weekend led to one club’s bedsheet being taken down without warning, and two other clubs’ Homecoming nominees not making the ballot.
Read MoreStudent senator Michael Steube, Student Senate Secretary Olivia Vester, Student Trustee Coy Clark, and Senate President Katrina Hurley met to discuss Homecoming at the open forum in the Student Center Thursday.
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Despite Cody Paul, senior tailback of Seal Beach, California, running for two 70-plus-yard touchdowns, the CSC Eagles losing streak grew to four games Saturday, losing 31-27 to Humboldt State University, Arcata, California, at Elliott Field.
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A giant alligator, lost orphan boys, pirates, mermaids, and native jungle people all in a play together seems familiar, but this play was not the well-known and loved Disney’s “Peter Pan.” Instead we are witnessing Rick Elice’s “Peter and the Starcatcher.”
Read MoreThe CSC Eagles football team dropped to 1-3 Saturday, after losing to Adams State University, Alamosa, Colorado, 31-30.
Read MoreSenate allocated $850 for Homecoming events and $900 for a voting conference Monday.
Read MoreScholarships for senators, student retention issues, and dining services were among a variety of issues 17 student senators and two Senate advisers—Mathew Brust and Kurt Kinbacher—discussed Saturday during an informal meeting in The Hub.
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