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The Residence Life Association, RLA, organized The Beauty of Diversity event for CSC students at 8 p.m., Monday in the Gold Room.

TJ Aanenson, 19, freshman of Curtis, won a 32 inch TV at a pool tournament hosted by The Pit last Thursday night.

Science enthused third, fourth and fifth grade students excitingly entered the Math and Science building early Saturday morning. They enjoyed a day with CSC science and education majors as they learned about sending rovers to Mars. They plan to explore a simulated Mars landscape and even tiny Martians, with hopes that their rover will complete the mission. The elementary school students would get the opportunity to video chat with Greg Peters, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory Research Staff of Pasadena, California.

Both the men and women’s choirs performed in front of an audience of around 100. There was a total of 11 songs performed by the two groups.

CSC Students experienced a slice of cultural variety with the Trick or Treat Around the World and Pumpkin Carving event Friday night. The event celebrated Halloween from various parts of the world and participants concluded with the American tradition of Halloween with pumpkin carving in the Gold Room.

CAB, Senate, Blue Key and the Faculty of Homecoming committee organized the “Going on a Bear Hunt” Homecoming parade which took place on Main Street at 9:30 a.m., Saturday.

Straight out of “Harry Potter,” Quidditch flew to CSC’s campus Friday, thanks to the organization of Katrina Hurley, 21, senior of Seward, RA of Kent, at the Amphitheater, outside of Brooks Hall.

Picture your typical elementary school spelling bee. Creaky bleachers, stale gymnasium air, proud parents filling the stands, and nervous students, trying their best to stay calm.