‘Wild Things’ shows complexities of growing up
“Where The Wild Things Are” is an adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s 1963 children’s picture book. It is 101 minutes long, and it is unequivocally dazzling.
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Monday, May 4, 2026
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Beads, TVs, and Scholastic Day highlight CAB
CAB allocated $1,500 to The Pit and RLA to fund the Nerf Game “Got’cha” after Pit and RLA members presented a budget for supplies. Nathan Pindell estimated the total cost to be $1,343.
Read MoreSenate discusses Alternative Spring Break, Mardi Gras
Student Senate had an in-depth meeting this week discussing Alternative Spring Break and Mardi Gras.
Read MoreFCS conference set for Friday
The conference, hosted by CSC faculty member Kim Madsen, has adopted the theme “United We Stand for Children . . . Reconnecting to Nature,” and is being offered to current CSC students for one hour of either undergraduate or graduate credit.
Read MoreDeadline draws near for club budgets
Once again the end of the academic year is fast approaching. For Clubs this means it is time for you to be thinking about your financial requests for the 2011-2012 academic school year, and your Budget Packet.
Read More‘A Lot Like Love’ proves chick flicks can be realistic
One of the most overlooked films of Ashton Kutcher’s career, “A Lot Like Love,” is possibly the most realistic love story that has ever been captured on film.
Read MoreRLA illuminates Chinese New Year
A participant of RLA’s Chinese New Year creates and decorates a Chinese paper lantern as part of the festivities planned for the event.
Read MorePipe freezes, floods NPAC lobby
Numerous days of severe cold weather caused a pipe to break in the Nelson Physical Activity Center Thursday.
Read MoreSub-zero wind chills cancel Monday’s night classes
A flurry of snow beginning late Monday morning and continuing throughout the day turned into more substantial snowfall and, fueled by gusting winds of more than 30 m.p.h., led to the early closing of nearly all campus buildings and the official cancelation of night classes for Monday evening.
Read MoreRodeo club wrangles up items for annual fundraiser
The CSC Rodeo Club, sponsored by Dustin Luper, rodeo coach, is again planning on holding its yearly “Black Tie Calf Fry” at the Dawes County Events Center, 6 p.m., Feb. 19.
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