Lifestyles – Page 79 – The CSC Eagle Newspaper

8:48 pm | 10/23/2013 Tatum Renken

‘Face of social work program’ snags scholarship

Of the 140,000 members of the National Association of Social Workers- which is divided into 56 geographical chapters -112 student members, two representing each chapter, are selected annually for the association’s scholarship.

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8:43 pm | 10/23/2013 Hannah Clark

Taking a walk in someone else’s tap shoes

“Stomp, shuffle, hop, flap, heel, toe.”

Aaron Parkhurst, ensemble dancer in “TAP: The Show,” stands before me. Actually, “stands” is incorrect. He is jumping around, peppering the air with sharp sounds and deftly performing a tap move.

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9:32 pm | 10/02/2013 Hannah Clark

Satirical lines make for a spanking good times

There’s something interesting under the new CSC theatre production. Beneath the comical skivvies of Steve Martin’s “The Underpants”, there hides a witty, satirical romp first written in 1910 by German playwright Carl Sternheim. Martin’s adaptation takes Sternheim’s foundation of mockery and sews in what every modern comedy needs: sex and suffrage. It’s not the right to vote that Martin champion, but rather the right of women to choose.

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9:25 pm | 10/02/2013 Spike Jordan

The underpants may sag but the show does not

A line from Nathan Wojciechowski’s character, Herr Versati, burned in my mind after I left Monday’s dress rehearsal for “The Underpants.”

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9:19 pm | 10/02/2013 Eagle Staff

‘TAP’ dances into Memorial Hall

The second half of the semester will kick off with the upbeat show TAP, the second performance of the 2013-14 Galaxy series.

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9:18 pm | 10/02/2013 Justy Bullington

Hey ladies: it’s tough to be pretty, don’t stress

First and foremost, I want to tell every woman out there that I not only commend you, but I also respect all that you do to be “pretty.”

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9:38 pm | 09/25/2013 Sara Labor

Allies Club switching things up for homecoming royalty nominations

Amanda Gibbs, 23, senior of Gering, is Chadron State College’s first tri-gender student to run for homecoming king.

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9:34 pm | 09/25/2013 Guest Author

Students offer free language classes on campus

Jorge Flores stands in front of his class late Monday night, holding his notes he had worked on the week before. After drawing out the letter R and explaining how it is pronounced in Spanish, he points to a girl in the back row. “ERE?” the girl struggles not to roll her tongue. “Ere.”

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9:31 pm | 09/25/2013 Eagle Staff

First rodeo queen crowned since ’74

For the first time since 1974, Chadron State hosted a Rodeo Queen Competition.

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9:29 pm | 09/25/2013 Teri Robinson

Hispanic Heritage highlighted by Social Science Club

Learning about other heritages is fascinating to me. It excited me to hear that the Social Science Club was hosting the Hispanic Heritage Celebration in the Mari Sandoz Center last Thursday.