Kelsey Amos is not ashamed to admit she is a music snob. She likes obscure bands with esoteric lyrics—so the album “The Crane Wife” by the Decemberists appeals to her elitist taste. The Decemberists is an indie folk rock band whose songs reference literary and historical events and include an extensive vocabulary.
Read MoreCSC’s 51st Scholastic Day drew 1,457 high school students to campus Friday, marking the first time since 2005 that such a high number participated in the college’s annual academic competition.
Read MoreDeb Keim, office assistant in academic Affairs, is leaving the CSC campus after 33 years. Keim is an alumnus of Chadron State. After getting her one-year degree, she applied for a job and has been here ever since.
Read MoreWe weren’t surrounded with magnificent gold or awe-inspiring acoustics for our last concert. We were given so much more than that. We were surrounded by jewels of people. We were welcomed by fellow choirs to participate in Hungary’s annual choir festival.
Read MoreCowboys discuss the hardships of herding cats in a commercial for Electronic Data Systems.
Read MoreThe Chinese call it Chi, the Navy from “Avatar” calls it the Tree of Life, and Leslie Caswell calls it a “belly breath.”
Read MoreSara Bareilles covers Beyonce’s song “Single Ladies.”
Read MoreThe “Gotcha!” event has taken CSC by storm this week as over 130 students and faculty participate in the campus-wide event. “The turnout is beyond my expectations,” said Nathan Pindell, “Gotcha!” coordinator and referee. “Especially the faculty turnout. I wasn’t expecting that.”
Read MoreThe best part about a campus-wide Nerf gun war? The paranoia, of course.
Read MoreOn March 8, the women’s vocal ensemble, Arioso, ventured to Salzburg where Spider Man jumped out of a bar, squatted in front of us, and attacked with his invisible webs. “Fat Tuesday” in Austria is apparently more festive than Halloween in the United States.
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