“Travel while you’re young!” Great advice but money is a precious commodity in a college student’s bank account. Unless you have a magical money tree, paying for a grand adventure seems improbable and daunting. I won’t say that I have a magical money tree but I have figured out money saving tips for the average college student.
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After an injury-ridden 2015 season, the Eagles took the offseason as a chance to recover, rebuild, and replace the 14 seniors that graduated.
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Service honors fallen Eagle
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With school coming to a close and students stressed out about their upcoming finals, Late Night at The Pit put on a toga party.
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On the final regular season series, the Eagles split the four-game series with the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. Eight seniors were honored in their last home games with CSC. On day one, the Eagles won the first game, 7-1, but lost the second, 2-1. During the second day, the Eagles earned a come-back victory 5-4, but lost the second in extra innings, 8-5.
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The Dawes County Travel Board awards $50k grant to Game and Parks Commission for Cowboy Trail project; The fourth annual The Big Event volunteers helps clean up the Cowboy Trail, Saturday, which when finished will be the longest rail-to-trail conversion in the United States
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Earth Day and Chadron’s annual The Big Event came in conjunction this weekend for a service day with twice the purpose.
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Chadron State College hosted its fourth annual The Big Event Saturday to once again say thank you to the Chadron community.
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The Resident Life Association hosted the second annual fortune telling event Tuesday in the Gold Room.
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CSC students got a chance, Thursday, April 14, to get in touch with their artistic sides. Late Night at The Pit sponsored an arts and crafts night which gave students the chance to paint on things like snow globes, canvases and coffee mugs.
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