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Camouflaged students jive like no one can see

Close to 300 people attended The Pit Homecoming Theme Dance in the Student Center, 9 p.m. – midnight, Thursday.

Students dance to celebrate successful Homecoming week

To end one of the most important and highly celebrated weeks of the school year at CSC, students gathered in the Student Center Ballroom at 9 p.m., Saturday.

Members of Night of Country Swing (NOCS) swing dance Saturday during the Homecoming Parade. —Photo by Teri Robinson

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Eagles parade their Homecoming spirit

CAB, Senate, Blue Key and the Faculty of Homecoming committee organized the “Going on a Bear Hunt” Homecoming parade which took place on Main Street at 9:30 a.m., Saturday.

The CSC Homecoming Royalty Court is honored Saturday with CSC President Randy Rhine, far right, at halftime of the Homecoming football game at Elliott Field. —Photo by Jordyn Hulinsky

2nd crowing makes Homecoming historical

The CSC Homecoming Coronation occurred in the Student Center Ballroom, at 7 p.m., Oct. 7 to announce this year’s Royalty Court.

Kale Lytle, center, 21, senior of Wall, South Dakota, dodges Friday to avoid Dusty Runner, right, 18, freshman of Cambridge, who attempts to grab the snitch during the Quidditch tournament hosted at the Amphitheater. —Photo by Jordyn Hulinsky

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Muggles try their brooms at Quidditch

Straight out of “Harry Potter,” Quidditch flew to CSC’s campus Friday, thanks to the organization of Katrina Hurley, 21, senior of Seward, RA of Kent, at the Amphitheater, outside of Brooks Hall.

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‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’

Picture your typical elementary school spelling bee. Creaky bleachers, stale gymnasium air, proud parents filling the stands, and nervous students, trying their best to stay calm.

A Healthy Perspective

What is the key to proper nutrition? That is the first question people ask when they are looking to lose weight, lead a healthy lifestyle or just have overall better health.

‘Out of the Darkness’ walk attracts students, community members

It was a cold and foggy morning as members from the community, students, faculty, and loved ones affected by suicide joined together Saturday. They participated in the “Out of Darkness” walk beginning in Wilson Park to help raise funds for vital research and gain awareness about suicide prevention.

‘Dropsy’ appeals to variety of gamers

When we think of modern games, we think of soldiers getting into epic gunfights, warriors holding mighty swords, and heroes that stand the test of time to thwart evil. We don’t think of scary clowns running around hugging random people. We then see a game like “Dropsy” and wonder, “Who does this appeal to?”