Reap the fruits of procrastination …tomorrow
With a few pounds put on because of Christmas cookies, and absolutely no work done, I am now returning to
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Thursday, April 30, 2026
Lifestyles
Assassin’s Creed III: be athletic without the effort
I am not in any way, shape, or form, an athlete. So, naturally, I’m not particularly gifted when it comes to free -running, hand-to-hand combat, or being light on my feet. Thankfully for people like me, there’s Assassin’s Creed III.
Read MoreJazz concert provides a rewarding break
Every winter at CSC, the musical department finishes the year with a barrage of performances, including this past Tuesday’s tandem guitar ensemble and vocal jazz concert.
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Two Stories, Two Styles
Two of the art department’s stars, Jory Zurcher of Mitchell and Megan Gibbens of Sargent, are displaying their accumulative works in Memorial Hall’s main gallery from now until Dec. 7.
Read More‘Cobra Juicy’ pales in comparison to rainbow of better albums
I was shaking with anticipation when I clicked buy on “Cobra Juicy”, the newest release from Pittsburgh based Black Moth Super Rainbow.
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Tuesday night marked the start of auditions for next semester’s play, “Vampire Cowboy Trilogy” a comedy that’s sure to be a bloody good time.
Read MoreWelcome to the Jungle
For the past 24 years, the Kenya Safari Acrobats have been delivering a taste of African culture to colleges, theatres, and sporting events all over the world with death-defying showcases of athleticism and agility.
Read MoreResidence Life gets into Go Green Week from ‘soap to nuts’
It’s a palm-sized linen bag and inside sit four waxy, hollow nutshells. These husks are inedible and scentless, the empty rinds of Sapindus trees.
Read MoreProduction leaves ‘Carnage’ onstage
“God of Carnage,” the Theatre department’s newest show, opens tonight leaving carnage across the stage, along with vomit.
Read More‘Carnage’ examines human foibles
Chadron State’s Theatre department always picks dark or edgy plays for the Black Box Theatre. These sordid, but often funny shows do more than entertain.
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