Student clubs keep campus busy
The treasurer’s report was missing at this week’s CAB meeting due to Chris Green’s absence.
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Senate swears in silent senator
Senate is now full after swearing in a High Rise senator who cannot vote.
Read MoreProfessor shares dissertation at Graves Lecture
Work spouse relationships are based on many common themes, and they have both positive and negative effects on a person’s life. Shaunda French, assistant professor of the Social and Communication Arts department, talked about this relationship in her presentation, 7-8 p.m., Tuesday in room 111 of the Rita E. King library. It’s the third lecture of the Fall 2015 Grave Lecture Series.
Read MoreOxfam Hunger Banquet
Students in Shaunda French’s CA 239 Event Planning and Leadership class are hosting CSC’s Oxfam Hunger Banquet Nov. 16. Anyone wishing to attend should contact students in one of the two sections of the class or French at [email protected] or 308-432-6302.
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CSC officials keeping silent about volleyball coach
College officials are remaining quiet about the status of Head Volleyball Coach Chris Wells, who was missing from three games last week and who did not make a road trip to New Mexico this weekend.
Read MoreNo attendance for public forum
After no students showed up to the public forum scheduled for 4 p.m., today, Student Senate President Katrina Hurley said another
Read More$2,021.96 remains in CAB’s account
Clubs have spent $35,533.28 this year and have $118,231.62 remaining in their funds. CAB has spent $1,478.04 and has $2,021.96 remaining in its account.
Due to midterm break, there will be no CAB meeting next week.
Read MoreSenate to host public forum, allocate $1,500 for Bowling Night
At the beginning of the meeting, Senate had $116,268.61 in unallocated funds.
There will be an open forum for students to discuss the leadership conference that will come to Chadron on Nov. 12 at 4 p.m., Thursday in the Student Center.
Read MoreStudy abroad program open to all
Justice Studies professor Tracy Nobiling discussed plans for the upcoming study abroad program “The Path to Justice” during an informational meeting for students.
Read MoreStudent, accused of felony, released after posting bond
A CSC student left the Dawes County Jail Tuesday after posting a $1,000 bond following his arrest early Monday morning on several charges, including a terroristic-threats felony, authorities said.
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