Lifestyles

The Kent Hall Kegger is a reminder that you can have fun without alcohol. This statement comes from senior Residential Adviser Katrina Hurley who stood at the door in front of the Gold Room during the party heavy atmosphere last Saturday night.

Thursday, CSC sponsored guest speaker Kyle Roberson hosted a seminar at the Student Center. Roberson shared his planned happenstance story and his career path. His story also opened to many career opportunities that would impact not only your but also others’ futures.

Andy Martin, senior of Mobile, Alabama, organized the Laser Tag game “Going on a Bear Hunt” from 6-11 p.m., Tuesday in the NPAC Arena.

The Pit held a ping-pong tournament Thursday night. Forty-eight students entered the competition and many more gathered around the tables to cheer on their favorite player. Competitors were ready to show off their skills demonstrating they are the best player on campus.

An examination of censorship worldwide from the 13th century to present is the heart of a traveling exhibit from The Humanities Texas, an affiliate of the National endowment for the Humanities, which opened Aug. 24 and runs through Oct. 16 at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center showcase.

When you are trying to become a healthier person, setting specific goals can be helpful.

Grammy Award winning singer and two-time VMA Vocalist of the Year Kathy Mattea and her longtime collaborator Bill Cooley graced the audience with an impressive, and sometimes humorous, performance at the first Galaxy Series event of the semester last week in Memorial Hall.

On Monday, the seniors from the social work department teamed up with the Residence Life Association to put on an event about consent and sexual assault in the Gold Room. The event focused on sexual assault throughout the nation, what to do if you see it, and how to prevent it from happening to you.