Lifestyles

Artist Doug Waterfield’s “Doomtown II” is displayed in the Main Gallery at Memorial Hall. The show has pieces of many different mediums and depicts the lives of the people in the doom towns, or survival towns that represent the actual survival towns created by the Atomic Energy Commission to simulate American towns that the Commission practiced bomb tests on

RLA, Student Senate, and CSC’s diversity committee sponsored Jamie Utt, a sexual violence prevention activist, to talk with students about ways to reduce sexual violence.

CSC students shared their diverse interests through artwork at last Thursday’s RLA event, Color Your Life. The event lasted from 6 to 8 p.m., in the Gold Room, drawing 25 students to sign in.

Diversity Cupcakes is a unique event that attempts to change this thought through customizable cupcakes. It was in the Gold Room Wednesday night and had 72 attendants.

What do gummy bears, Skittles, and M&M’s have in common? Each sweet treat adorned graham cracker creations at the RLA and The Pit hosted gingerbread making in the Student Center Thursday night.

A change in setup gave audience members the opportunity to hear the Chadron State College Campus and Community Band and a faculty soloist first during the concert Thursday.