I have loved the idea of a fast-paced life since I was a child. In my mind, “fast-paced” used to mean a big city, a million people, and bright lights. But now, “fast-paced” means something completely different. I began running long distance when I was 11 years old and have not been able to pull myself away from the adrenaline rush that comes from the sport.
Read MoreAt the last official meeting of the semester, Senators amended the Election Procedure A-29 bylaw that used to read “No candidates’ names will be mentioned in the vote-count narrative.” The bylaw now reads “All candidate names and their corresponding vote count shall be included in the vote-count narrative.” This amendment takes effect immediately so it will be in effect for elections in the fall 2016 semester.
Read MoreThe Homecoming committee chose Eagle Days for next year’s Homecoming theme.
Read More“Long jump is a beautiful event where every day provides you with small failures and successes. That is why it is so fun. It constantly forces you to change and improve each day,” 2016 NCAA D-II Indoor Track and Field Long Jump National Champion Stachia Reuwsaat said.
Read MoreThe 2016-17 school year CAB executive board members were sworn in at the meeting Tuesday.
Read MoreNominations for CAB Executive Board opened at the meeting Tuesday and are open for one week.
Read MoreSenate President Katrina Hurley said the Book Ends Coffee Shop in Reta E. King Library is losing about $20,000 per year. Kathy Stokey, administration and finance office assistant said Dale Grant, vice president of finance and administration, said the coffee shop is losing $26,000 per year and right now Vice Presidents Charles Snare, of academic affairs, and Jon Hansen, of enrollment management, marketing & student services, are taking that loss from their state accounts, according to Grant.
Read MoreElection nominations for CAB executive board are due Tuesday and close April 12. CAB representatives will vote for officers at the CAB meeting April 12. Senate will vote to approve the executive board members at its meeting April 18. The new officers will be sworn in during the CAB meeting April 19.
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A late winter storm threatening up to 9 inches of snow and wind gusts as high as 45 mph, prompted CSC President Randy Rhine to close the college at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Read MoreNominations for CAB executive board will begin in April. To be elected for the CAB chair, students must have served as a CAB representative for at least two semesters. To be elected for the vice chair of programming, vice chair of relations, vice chair of records, or vice chair of finances, students must have served as a CAB representative for at least one semester.
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