The tower of power
Running, screaming, and competitive games had about 70 students high on adrenaline Friday during the Tower of Power event in
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Thursday, April 30, 2026
Lifestyles
Hats off to Dr. Seuss
In the summer and over breaks from school, I work at a daycare in my hometown. Working there, I spend a lot of time reading books to the kids. As I’m sure you can imagine, most of the books are not that exciting or interesting or even fun to read for a 20-year-old. But, all the kids and I can always agree on Dr. Seuss books.
Read MoreSecrets shared
Frank Warren, founder and curator of PostSecret.com, shared some secrets to a small audience of CSC students at the Galaxy Series event at Memorial Hall March 5 night.
Read More‘Tarzan’ hangs as a reminder that everyone has a clan to claim
Disney movies are a vital part of every child’s life. Walt Disney created a legacy while he was on this earth. He has affected so many generations of people and continues to affect them today. As a ‘90s kid I feel that the most affected generation was the ‘90s. From 1990 to 1999 there were 10 iconic Disney movies that were released.
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Crankin’ up the music
“Tonight, it’s going to be a little bit louder than the piano recitals you might be used to,” CSC Music Professor Charles Carey said while delivering the introduction for Tom Frear’s Senior Guitar recital, last Thursday in Memorial Hall, room 104.
Read MorePurity Ring’s leaked album does not disappoint
Canadian electro-pop duo Purity Ring is set to release their second album, “Another Eternity” via 4AD records. The U.S. iTunes release date is marked for March 3, but an advanced copy has already leaked to several music blogs.
Read MoreCSC faculty artists showcase artwork at ‘Art Infinity’
Artist features from the CSC faculty art show: Daniel Binkard: Binkard has worked at Chadron State College since 2008 as
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‘V’ channels the power of love
“V” is an album with a mixture of slow and upbeat songs but they all have a 1980’s spin on them. There are songs about cheating, new found love, break ups, and finding “the one.”
Read More‘Art Infinity’ shows artistic diversity of faculty members
Richard Bird: An artistic sabbatical of sorts drew Bird to glass. After finishing his Masters of Fine Art in Ceramics,
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Extreme but worth it
In the song “Blurred Lines,” Robin Thicke says “I know you want it” 18 times. Ignore it, defend it, abhor it; we live in a world where consent takes a back seat to objectification, and where plays like William Mastrosimone’s “Extremities” are more important than ever.
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