CAB board nominations open, remain open until Tuesday
Nominations for CAB Executive Board opened at the meeting Tuesday and are open for one week.
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Nominations for CAB Executive Board opened at the meeting Tuesday and are open for one week.
Read MoreAn open forum for the Nearly Naked Mile’s budget of $10,398.83 was presented Wednesday. The Nearly Naked Mile will be Thursday, April 23.
Read MoreThe Social Science Club, in collaboration with CAB, hosted its semi-annual debate Tuesday in the Student Center Scottsbluff Room. The debate centered on Second Amendment and if it applies to ones self-defense.
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 MoreSpring is the best season, for multiple reasons. First off, the environment is thriving. Everything starts to turn green, flowers bloom, and the outdoors come alive once again. Baby animals are born, and life continues its cycle. Finally, we gain some hope that winter is nearing an end. Here in Nebraska do we still get freak snowstorms? Absolutely. Unlike winter, however, usually the snow doesn’t stick and is gone in a couple of days.
Read MoreThe Activity Fee Board has met with all the clubs that turned in budget packets and is ready to make recommendations to Student Senate with club funding for the 2016-2017 school year.
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.
Read MoreIn its most recent legislative session, the Nebraska Unicameral did not approve a bill seeking $21.2 million to overhaul the Math and Science building.
Read MoreChadron State College is hosting Scholastic Day for high school students Friday. The annual event will offer about 40 different competitions for high school students to compete in.
Read MoreChadron Police arrested a 19-year-old CSC student early Thursday morning, accusing him of multiple felony counts of possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance police suspect is marijuana.
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