Lifestyles

Chadron State College’s choral groups are presenting three concerts in coming weeks.

“InPulse,” an a cappella group, is scheduled to perform at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Memorial Hall in the main theatre. This is the last performance of the Galaxy Series, which showcases the fine arts.

Dr. Matthew Evertson, associate professor of English, discusses a passage from Henry David Thoreau’s “Walden” during the English department’s “Spring Read” Sunday afternoon. About a dozen people attended the Read which took place at The Cliffs, an outdoor recreation area southeast of Chadron.

The senior art show, entitled “Seven Artists, One Show,” opened March 30 and is currently on view in the Main Gallery at Memorial Hall.

“Lost Autumn” is set to perform April 9 during Spring Days. The band out of Rapid City, S.D., was recruited by RLA and the Student Center Pit.

David Barger, sophomore of North Platte, draws his bow across his double bass during Thursday night’s combined concert.

The annual Mari Sandoz Heritage Society Conference is scheduled tonight through Saturday afternoon in the Student Center. The conference, which will focus on the Mari Sandoz book “Son of the Gamblin’ Man,” will also include a variety of speakers and a small exhibit of art by Robert Henri, a Cozad native.

The Spring Read, an event organized by the CSC English and Humanities department as part of a new recruitment strategy, will take place 1 p.m. Saturday. The event is set to take place at “The Cliffs,” located south of Chadron and 5.5 miles east of the Job Corps Center.