Lifestyles

CSC students got in the spirit of Native American Heritage month by making dream catchers 6-8 p.m., Thursday in the Gold Room.

The fourth and last Galaxy Series installment of this semester ended on a high note with the performance of comedian Rex Havens in Memorial Hall Auditorium Thursday, attracting many people from the community and CSC students.

If you are anything like me, you might think that releasing a movie on Christmas isn’t the smartest thing you can do. I’ve never thought about going to the movies with a group of friends on Christmas day.

CSC students crafted moccasins by Native American art on the Roc Your Mocs event Friday in the Gold Room.

Twenty-one people attended the Husker viewing party Saturday in Edna Hall. The Huskers faced off against Wisconsin in a Big Ten western division match-up. The half foot of snow in Chadron limited the number of participants considerably, so it was mainly students from Edna Hall that participated.

Walking in a room with all the lights off, windows and doors covered in black, the guests were required to take an eye mask, sit down at a table, put the eye mask on, and the journey to Dining in the Dark began.

Last semester’s runner up for The Voice came out on top Thursday when he won over the judges with his voice and charisma on the stage.

Pipemaker Rick Hull spoke on his experience building pipes and their deep spiritual meaning to Native American tribes. The CSC diversity committee sponsored the event.

Enchiladas, piñatas, and a little Enrique Iglesias were exactly what CSC students needed to spice up their frosty Monday night.

What do musical chairs, video game tournaments, Spice Up Your Ramen, board game nights, Oye! Que Pasa?, Dining in the Dark, Book Nerd Triathlon, and a Pinterest party all have in common? They are all RLA and The Pit events hosted on CSC’s campus.