CSC’s Residential Life Association hosted a St. Patrick’s Day celebration in The Hub Saturday. Despite the blizzard which hit Chadron last Wednesday, about a dozen students braved the weather to join in the festivities to celebrate this famed Irish holiday.
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Bowling pins, golf clubs and tennis rackets went head-to-head when RLA and Sports Medicine club came together to offer a Wii Sports competition Tuesday night in the Hub.
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The community of Chadron supports the college a lot. Many businesses offering student discounts and very welcoming the college kids. I’m sure there are plenty of ways that we can offer students more activities off campus and somehow give back to the community at the same time.
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The Residence Life Association hosted “Painting with Bob Ross” 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Hub. Students learned how to paint from a video of the renowned television painting show host, Bob Ross, teaching the dynamics of painting.
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Getting that validation to eradicate scenarios made up in your mind. Other times it’s panicking about very irrelevant things but it doesn’t show on the outside. In some serious cases it causes rapid breathing, sweaty palms, and your chest feeling very heavy. These are just examples of anxiety.
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Hundreds lined up for a taste of international cuisines such as jollof rice, tres leche cake and Vietnamese chicken salad for the International Club’s annual Food Tasting Party, Saturday, in the Student Center Ballroom.
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Despite the snow and cold, students flocked to “Beach Please,” a summer themed event in the Hub, Friday.
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Chadron State College International Office hosted international luncheon “Dine With Us” featuring Nicole Lartey, 25, senior of Accra, Ghana, in the Scottsbluff Room, Tuesday.
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So many times we are caught up in school, practice, work, clubs and just trying to get through the day we forget to check in with the people who want to see us succeed. The least that you can do is set aside 10 or 15 minutes to fill them in on the things going on in your life or how classes are going. Just catch up with them.
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