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Freddy Culp jr. —Photo by Ashley Swanson

9:23 pm | 01/22/2014 Guest Author

Freddy C – the man behind the music

Some of you know him as a member of the CSC track team, some of you know him as a DJ, some of you know him as a friend, but all of you know him as a voice, “The Voice” to be exact.

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9:08 pm | 01/15/2014 Guest Author

The holiday hangover: Getting back on track

We all spend the Holidays differently. The time is spent with family, away from home, on vacation, and sometimes on the couch going into a Netflix coma. One common aspect of almost all holidays and celebrations is food.

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9:37 pm | 12/04/2013 Hannah Clark

Senior artists alter worlds

Today and tomorrow are the last days to see “The Altered World,” Patrick Mooney and Conor McGhehey’s senior art thesis show.

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9:32 pm | 12/04/2013 Spike Jordan

Gimmicks ruin rather than create

But I don’t have a choice. Their videos infest my news feed and the other editors in the newsroom have been playing their songs on loop.

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9:31 pm | 12/04/2013 Justy Bullington

Winter woes will give way to Holiday cheer

‘Tis the season to be…….coughing? Those may not be the correct lyrics, but unfortunately it is the undeniable truth.

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9:27 pm | 11/20/2013 Naomi Sughroue

‘Coming Home,’ Sandoz Center’s new exhibit provides new perspectives

Fort Robinson is known as a historic park and an attraction in the location, famous to the world. The park is located less than 30 miles away from the college, and is available to the public for anyone who wants to make the trip.

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9:25 pm | 11/20/2013 Spike Jordan

Folk musician plays Chicoine Atrium

Musician and storyteller Paul Siebert performed Monday evening in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.

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9:23 pm | 11/20/2013 Eagle Staff

Art students presenting collective works

You may have seen some bionic posters hanging around campus, picturing two robotic hands suspending the earth between them. Created by seniors Patrick Mooney and Conor Mcghehey, these posters advertise “The Altered World,” the pair’s senior thesis art show.

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9:22 pm | 11/20/2013 Sara Labor

The pros and cons of modern television

I have a friend who is firmly against television. When I profess my love of Netflix, he disputes it, and he finds something wrong with every television show I watch.

Amy Graham, senior of Valentine plays the piano along with Dr. James Margetts, during her piano recital in the Mari Sandoz Center Chcoine Atrium Saturday afternoon. — Photo by Teri Robinson

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9:19 pm | 11/20/2013 Hannah Clark

Tap with the beat

The Sand Hills are alive with the sound of music, provided by CSC’s prolific music department. This past week of performances is only the second in the department’s barrage of winter concerts, and it featured the Jazz Band, Wind Symphony, Community Band, and two personal recitals.