CSC students got a chance, Thursday, April 14, to get in touch with their artistic sides. Late Night at The Pit sponsored an arts and crafts night which gave students the chance to paint on things like snow globes, canvases and coffee mugs.
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CSC’s Concert Choir and Arioso performed challenging and cultural pieces at the Chadron Arts Center Sunday afternoon.
After a day of music at the Arts Center Sunday, CSC Wind Symphony and the Chadron Campus and Community Band performed their final concert of the year Monday in Memorial Hall Auditorium.
Diamonds are Forever was the theme of the formal dance thrown in the Student Center Thursday. The event was put together by the staff at The Pit and gave students a chance to put on some of their best attire and relive those fun prom moments. The event looked just like a real prom with balloons everywhere and even a place for people to have their picture taken. Many people showed up to the event and laughed and danced the night away with their significant other or in big groups as friends.
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Six artists had their big moment on Friday in Memorial Hall when they put all of their best artwork up for display.
Read MoreVocal Jazz, Guitar Ensemble, and Jazz Band performed Tuesday in Memorial Hall’s Auditorium.
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Circus performers with Mesmerie Entertainment LLC entertained CSC students and Chadron community members Saturday in a free show at the Kline Amphitheater.
Read MoreCSC’s chapter of Phi Beta Lambda qualified 10 members for nationals at the PBL State Leadership Conference in Kearney last weekend.
Read MoreNEBRASKAland magazine editor Jeff Kurrus gave a presentation to CSC students and Chadron community members in three separate time slots this week at CSC.
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Last week CSC presented its own version of the Tower of Power. Usually a Tower of Power is just a fun time for students to play games and relax with others. This Tower of Power featured all of those components but also showed people that The Big Event can be fun.
Read MoreWhat do movies like “Kill Bill’ and “The Parent Trap” have in common? A study by Janice Haynes, assistant professor in the social and communication arts department, reminds us that these movies, among others, all carry a similar trend.
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