Q&A with Student Senate Executives: James Bahensky, vice president-elect
I think my greatest strength is helping people. Its like an emotional high for me.
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Monday, May 4, 2026
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Q&A with Student Senate Executives: Morgan Nelson, president-elect
Leadership is not enforcing what you think on everybody. You have to do what’s best for everybody; not necessarily what’s going to be the most fun for you, or exactly what you want, you know. You play fair, you try to like keep everyone happy, but to the point that you still do your job well.
Read MoreWildlife club sponsors campus-wide photo contest
The CSC Wildlife Club is sponsoring a photography contest, open to students and faculty. Any photography work can be entered under the categories: Wildlife, Landscape, and Human Dimensions.
Read MoreNSCS trustees approve $19,500 parking lot contract
The Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees, awarded a $19,500 contract to CG Architects of North Platte, for construction of the parking lot that will replace Kline Center.
Read MoreMore interaction requested from clubs at CAB meetings
The Campus Activities Board covered much business in the Tuesday meeting, including allocating money for a seminar for students on professional development and announcing the new CSC student trustee. Many clubs also announced their upcoming events.
Read MoreSenate approves $140,000 budget, allocates additional $1,000 to ‘Release’
Student Senate unanimously voted to approve the Senate Finance Committee’s recommended allocations of $140,000 in student activity funds for the 2011-12 academic year. The senate also allocated $1,000 to Marty Lastovica, junior of Omaha, to cover additional production costs for Release, a live music and arts revue planned for April.
Read MoreSenate election results released
The student body voted in eight new members during the senate elections that took place 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday.
Read More50 years of history fall with Kline Center demolition
After unanticipated delays, the Kline building should be leveled within the next month, said Blair Brennan, CSC coordinator of physical facilities.
Read MoreStudents to rock out for cash
The Chadron State College Public Relations Club and Chadron’s “Real Rock” radio station, KBPY, are sponsoring the upcoming “Battle of the Bands Competition.” The event is planned to-take place from 7 p.m. – 11 p.m., April 15, at the Chadron State College Student Center. KBPY will be on site with live breaks two times per hour.
Read MoreNew TVs in cafeteria offer feast for student’s eyes
On Tuesday, six televisions were installed in the cafeteria and Student Center.
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