If you asked me at the end of last semester to write a list of things I enjoy doing, you’d be pressed to find singing among them. However, that’s certainly changed after a semester of MUS 103, Concert Choir, directed by Joel Schreuder.
Read MoreThere was no delaying the news out of Fort Hood, Texas, last Wednesday; another tragic shooting rampage.
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Someone once said, “You’re defined by how you handle stress in the face of adversity.” I’m not going to waste my time trying to attribute the phrase because that “someone” is more than likely dead and his copyright has probably expired with him.
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On Sept. 11, 2010, I returned to 29 Palms, Calif., after a year tour with a Marine Corps infantry regiment in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
Read MoreThe Nebraska State College System announced the launch of an anonymous report hotline in a Jan. 28 statement signed by NSCS Chancellor Stan Carpenter and CSC President Randy Rhine.
Read MoreThe Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees adopted a new employee background check policy during their January meeting in Lincoln.
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Student Senate, in a nine-six roll-call vote Monday, rejected Senate Treasurer Ashley Swanson’s resignation, which she tendered last week under pressure from Senate President Jacob Rissler and Senate Vice-President Nate Jones.
Read MoreIn a private conversation moments before the start of Senate’s Executive Board meeting Monday, Senate President Jacob Rissler, and Vice President Nate Jones, called for the resignation of Ashley Swanson, Senate Treasurer.
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Monday’s strong southerly wind accented the crisp January morning, meeting the cheery faces of the sign-holding crowd on Main Street during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial March.
Read MoreI spend a lot of my time observing people, especially strong, kind, and virtuous people. I notice certain aspects that distinguish these people in my eyes, and so I try to follow the examples they set.
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