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8:25 pm | 03/19/2014 Hannah Clark

Years in the making

A psychedelic poster hangs in memorial hall. On it, an afro-wearing, mustachioed silhouette sits beneath the words “Then and Now.” This disco Einstein is actually the 1977 faculty photo of Richard Bird.

Featured Lifestyles

9:15 pm | 02/26/2014 Guest Author

Actor tells students be bold not timid

At 7 p.m., Tuesday, Chadron State College was graced with the presence of Jeffrey Tambor, a widely known actor and inspirational speaker. Tambor gave a talk titled, “Performing Your Life,” to a very receptive audience in Memorial Hall Auditorium.

Featured Theatre

9:30 pm | 02/12/2014 Guest Author

Where’s the baby?

Edward Albee’s “The Play About the Baby,” directed by Scott Cavin, is an intriguing production the CSC Theatre Department is presenting.

Rodeo Team raises 5K at annual Black Tie Calf fry

The annual Black Tie Calf Fry fundraiser raised $5,330.17 for the rodeo team through a silent and live auction.

Featured Opinion

9:26 pm | 02/05/2014 Spike Jordan

Shallow ads undermine sacrifices

On Sept. 11, 2010, I returned to 29 Palms, Calif., after a year tour with a Marine Corps infantry regiment in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.

Featured Lifestyles

9:50 pm | 01/29/2014 Guest Author

Artist colors in the lines of her life

The exhibit hanging in Gallery 239 in Memorial Hall features an assortment of floral and fruit still-life watercolors, contrasted by one fashion design and a lone portrait, both in charcoal.

G Bell, 20, sophomore of New Orleans, holds a sign during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. walk Monday, which began at Common Cents and ended at the Student Center. — Photo by Ashley Swanson

‘Drum Major Instinct’ sets tone for annual march

Monday’s strong southerly wind accented the crisp January morning, meeting the cheery faces of the sign-holding crowd on Main Street during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial March.

A detail of one of Omelanuk's watercolors. — Photo by Teri Robinson

Featured Lifestyles

9:28 pm | 01/22/2014 Hannah Clark

At 90, artist proves age is just a number

Some people are just late bloomers. Van Gogh’s first exhibit showed when he was 39. Cezanne created his fame-gaining pieces only years before he turned 66. At age 74, Michelangelo painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

Freddy Culp jr. —Photo by Ashley Swanson

Featured Lifestyles

9:23 pm | 01/22/2014 Guest Author

Freddy C – the man behind the music

Some of you know him as a member of the CSC track team, some of you know him as a DJ, some of you know him as a friend, but all of you know him as a voice, “The Voice” to be exact.

Featured Lifestyles

9:37 pm | 12/04/2013 Hannah Clark

Senior artists alter worlds

Today and tomorrow are the last days to see “The Altered World,” Patrick Mooney and Conor McGhehey’s senior art thesis show.