CSC’s new sign is a high-tech eyesore
Last time I checked, I was in Chadron, not Las Vegas.
Which was why I was extremely surprised one night when I drove to campus and saw a great big, tacky LED sign smack dab in front of Memorial Hall.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Sara Labor
Senate jumps into pool project, allocates $20,000
Plans for the new pool were the main topic of discussion at Monday night’s Student Senate meeting.
Read MoreSenate discusses legislation, approves CAB VP
Student Senate passed a bylaw revision to their constitution Monday.
Vice President James Bahensky said that the revision changes when elections will take place. The bylaws state that fall election proceeding will begin the third Monday of September and that spring election proceedings will begin the third Monday of April. The revision was unanimously approved.
Read MoreAll that ‘Stuff’ ___ Say
YouTube user nigahiga delivers a biting commentary on the latest YouTube trend: making videos about sh*t various gangs, groups, gatherings, and gaggles of people say. This video was made in good fun, don’t mean to offend anyone!
Read More‘Sleeping Beauty’ shines
This year’s Nu Delta Alpha and Consuming Fire Dance School’s Winter Ballet lit up the stage in Memorial Hall Saturday with their production of Sleeping Beauty.
Read MoreSenate seeks student input, schedules pool tour
Student Senate had a brief meeting Monday night when they discussed gathering student opinions for improvements on campus and the rules of solicitation on campus.
Read MoreWant to see a movie? Perhaps something else…
I read recently in Time magazine that moviegoers are starting to die off. More and more people are staying home and streaming free movies than actually heading to the red-velvet seats and the big screen.
Read MoreSenate surveys campus improvements
Student Senate discussed campus technology improvements, a Republican’s [sic] Club, and Redbox movie rental kiosks at its meeting Monday.
Read MoreNew Year’s Goals that Work
New Year’s resolutions are a way for people to better themselves. Many Americans decide to try to drop a few pounds before the year is over, or pick up the guitar they bought two years before and learn it. Although a lot of resolutions seem like good goals, I’ve never personally believed in New Year’s resolutions.
Read MoreVice president of E.M.S.S addresses pool issue
Randy Rhine, vice president of E.M.S.S., spoke at this week’s Student Senate meeting to introduce ideas to build a new pool.
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