Chadron, NE News

• Chadron, NE News
• Week-long shortcourse focuses on range management
• Tom McNeal to speak at writing festival
• Rhine becomes interim president
• Park era ends at CSC
• CSC's MBA receives high national ranking
• More summer sessions begin June 4, July 9
• Thirteen selected for Blue Key
• Upward Bound program funded for another five years
• CSC awards record number of master's degrees
• Chancellor tells graduates to embrace change
• Relationships are key, speaker says
• Brother, sister win Ivy Day vote
• 318 to graduate Saturday
• Students, faculty present science research
• Time capsule dedicated during ceremony
• Commencement ceremonies, Ivy Day this week
• System chancellor, business professor to speak at commencements
• Graduation ceremonies set for May 5
• NSCS approves 3.5% tuition increase
• Student-journalists claim top honors in state competition
• 'Last hurrah' for Wind Symphony, Community Band is Friday
• Time capsule dedication set for Thursday
• Professional schools select CSC health sciences students
• Anselmo senior wins Student Senate election
• Rapid City schools repeat in Scholastic Contest
• Faculty, staff honored during luncheon
• Randy Rhine to become interim president
• President Park announces plan to retire
• Fire ecologist speaking in Student Center
• Vietnam presentation to conclude Graves Series
• Big crowd expected for Scholastic Contest
• Chadron Festival Of Quilts - Embellish With Relish
• 'Bus Stop' arriving in Memorial Hall
• Heineman approves $6.7 million for Armstrong project
• Education's future is lecture topic
• Community Chorus, Men's Ensemble performing Sunday
• Bands to battle again at Student Center
• Chadron bands joining for concert
• Release bringing array of talent
• Honors recital showcases 12 musicians
• Nine artists featured in senior show
• Rahman wins award for 'Bangladeshi Diaspora'
• Jazz Festival is today
• 30th annual chess tournament is March 31
• Interviews of dean finalists under way
• Don Deselms dies at Veterans' Home
• Navy Band Sea Chanters bringing show to Chadron
• Professor speaking tonight for Graves Series
• Students collecting items for time capsule
• 34 selected to RHOP
• Arboretum volunteers set schedule, plan seed swap
• Social work class raising funds for disabilities conference
• Student callers celebrate fundraising success
• Event set for teaching job candidates
• Cooking show returning to Memorial Hall
• Classes resume today after Tuesday's weather closure
• Campus closed because of ice
• President Park provides investigation update
• North to Alaska: Course sets sights on new frontiers
• National TRiO Day to be celebrated by Project Strive
• Music faculty performing Sunday
• Speaker bringing message of athletic excellence
• Graves Series features faculty
• Career Fair set for businesses, job-seekers
• Meteorite found by professor to go in display
• Early Childhood Conference getting 'Ooey and Gooey'
• Rodeo team fundraiser is March 2
• International flavor on tap for Food Tasting Party
• Long named head football coach at Chadron State
• 'Adult Evening' aptly named
• Education graduates leave $700,000 for scholarships
• Donald Ruleaux to receive Governor's Arts Award
• Legislation would make Armstrong project a reality
• 243 musicians selected for High Plains Festival
• 578 qualify for fall president's, dean's lists
• Martin Luther King walk is Monday
• CSC listed in top 5 for online education
• Poetry champ returning for open mic event
• Spring enrollment up at CSC
• Rob Corddry cancels Chadron show
• Centennial celebration among 2011 highlights
• Cardiologist prescribes success to graduates
• Business professor tells graduates to 'PLA'
• Record set for jumping jacks
• Live streaming set for graduation ceremonies
• Commencement speakers familiar to CSC
• 165 to graduate Friday
• Holiday concerts set for Saturday, Thursday
• Local arts, crafts go on sale
• Snare named vice president
• Business honor society inducts 41
• Fourteen enter Blue Key
• Two December graduation ceremonies set
• Upward enrollment trend continues
• Four concerts scheduled for December
• Exhibit highlights artwork of five seniors
• Veterans Ball set for Dec. 2
• CSC among 'Best for Vets'
• Third-graders 'Dance for Health of It'
• Foundation celebrates success of volunteer campaign
• Wreath-making course is first of new WNCC-CSC partnership
• Turkey Trot set for Saturday
• Chancellor sings NSCS's praises
• Chadron area earthquake centered on recently-discovered fault
• Theatre program readies for 'Doubt'
• Laughter is target for 'Deer Camp'
• Variety of music on tap for choir concert
• Low stress livestock handling workshop set at CSC
• On your marks, get set, boo!
• Evertson next up in Graves Series
• Jump Rope for Heart at NPAC Wednesday
• Roofing construction sets off High Rise alarm
• Poland institution, CSC advancing partnership
• Wind Symphony, Community Band set fall concert
• Oktoberfest set for Friday evening
• Mari Sandoz believed anyone could be a writer
• Chadron State College officials report possible violations to NCAA
• Volunteer fundraising effort under way
• Civility Improvement Workshop is Friday
• Heineman speaking at NSCS student conference
• Cannon to fire for living history demonstration
• 109 jump for record at Elliott Field
• Turtle Island Quartet bringing Jimi Hendrix tribute
• 'Charlie Brown' opens this week
• Health Professions Day canceled
• Fundraising campaign soars past $11 million goal
• Juniors from Chadron, Fort Calhoun win royalty vote
• CSC to dedicate campus improvements
• Special homecoming week begins at CSC
• Centennial features alumni band concert
• Homecoming royalty competition has 54 candidates
• Phantom plans return to CSC
• Special C Hill lighting ceremony set
• Chadron State visualizing facility improvements
• Eagle Open House set for high school students
• Veath 'leaving while party still going on'
• U.S. News ranks CSC in top 10 among public colleges
• NSCS board advances three CSC facility projects
• Sheldon show 'Commemorations' in Memorial Hall
• Rock duo Nelson coming for Galaxy Series
• Fusion music is topic of first Graves Series lecture
• 9/11 service set for Monday
• Crowds expected for Family Day
• Theatre program sets cast for 'Charlie Brown'
• Outlook brightening for C Hill lighting
• Global UGRAD fellows studying at CSC
• Back to School for Chadron - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Music department offers classes for children
• Cross country teams on NSCS agenda
• CSC excited about early enrollment numbers
• Campus gearing up for fall semester
• Community music groups forming for fall
• Excitement builds for centennial homecoming
• 'Mr. CSC' supports alma mater's campaign
• Exhibit features Sandhills photography, Sandoz quotes
• Galaxy Series includes Rob Corddry, Nelsons
• Roger MacNeill receives lifetime achievement award
• Group at CSC lives week of wildlife
• History book available for purchase
• Kiewit Foundation awards $500k to CSC range, ag facility
• Nebraska State College System approves new graduation requirements
• Better service drives CSC reorganization
• CSC history professor becomes dean
• FNB Chadron supports upgrade to Armstrong Building
• Upward Bound under way at CSC
• Summer construction gears up
• Professor's new book examines film director's work
• Post Playhouse 'striking up the band' Saturday
• Summer, fall bloom is goal for arboretum volunteers
• Nebraska Wildlife Shortcourse set for June
• 528 qualify for spring academic honors lists
• Funds granted to technology project for at-risk students
• Delegates from Poland university visit CSC
• WNCC, CSC team up to offer nursing, community ed classes
• Lifespan wellness has special meaning to graduation speaker
• Commencement speaker delivers old, new, borrowed and blue
• Health sciences students claim top Ivy Day honors
• Wyoming company donates soil sampling truck
• Graduations to be broadcast live on Internet
• Graduation set for 308
• London trip participants to blog
• Sigma Tau Delta inducts six
• FCS faculty, students speak at Iowa conference
• CSC looking ahead to summer, fall classes
• Commencement, Ivy Day set for this week
• CSC wins award for workplace safety
• Health sciences students accepted to professional schools
• Business honor society inducts 25
• Zimmerman receiving UNL alumni award
• Remembering Kline
• Beat goes on with Release
• Dancers presenting 'Rhythm of the Saints'
• Broadcast journalist to speak at commencement
• Woodhead, Heineman speak at scholarship luncheon
• Forensic scientist coming to Chadron
• Wind Symphony, community band combining for concert
• Employees recognized during luncheon
• Tonight's Graves Series presentation canceled
• Graves Series meets Galaxy Series tonight
• Russian singing, dancing coming to Memorial Hall
• Student newspaper named best in state
• Theatre program bringing classic comedy to Memorial Hall
• Coffee Hour exploring Turkmenistan, Costa Rica
• Women's choir sees sights, delivers sound in Europe
• Three concerts on CSC schedule this week
• 'Linedrives and Lipstick' coming to Sandoz Center
• Three schools repeat in Scholastic Contest
• Trial by fire: President Park reflects on first five years
• Chorus concert has centennial theme
• 1,595 coming for Scholastic Contest
• CSC's online offerings continue to grow
• Book about CSC history coming soon
• Arboretum volunteers talking trees during next work day
• Band concert features wide range of musicians
• Speaker to tell about bacteria, 'other oddities'
• Jazz on tap in coming week
• Professor's book tells about Bangladeshi-Americans
• 28 to enter RHOP this fall
• Kline demolition project moving forward
• Workshop attendees to build wind turbines
• Seminar will explore global economy
• Facilities set midterm break hours
• 'Darwin's Sexy Orchids' next up in Graves Series
• Students raise big money for foundation
• Schools, job-seekers to meet at Teacher Interview Day
• Professor wins award for essay about Sandoz book
• Faculty art show explores 'Then and Now'
• Project Strive celebrating National TRIO Day
• Recital features CSC music faculty
• Fort Collins artist to speak
• Computer network back online
• Programs helping build on diversity
• Massage therapists speaking tonight
• Early Childhood Conference gets under way Friday
• Officials report no spread of tuberculosis
• Night classes canceled
• Dean first up in Science Abroad series
• Band opening with new look Wednesday
• Jeff Corwin show sold out
• Theatre program presenting 'How I Learned to Drive'
• CSC High Plains Festival to feature 232 student-musicians
• Speakers set for Graves Series
• Exhibit featuring landscaping drawings
• Dancers presenting 'Coppelia' Saturday
• Student diagnosed with tuberculosis
• 577 qualify for academic honors lists
• Animal Planet's Jeff Corwin coming to CSC
• Masters programs highlight enrollment growth
• Health Fair set for Jan. 20
• Marshall named Chadron Citizen of the Year
• Spring semester begins Monday
• Community Chorus singing back to 1911
• Many highlights as CSC launches centennial year
• Speaker inspires graduates with CSC experiences
• Former Eagles announce gifts to campaign
• CSC confers degrees to 195
• CSC wins award from Nebraska Statewide Arboretum
• 195 set to graduate this week
• Insurance executive speaking at graduation
• Chadron State fall campaign tops $200k
• Justice studies students to present research
• Public Relations Club spearheads project to serve food pantry
• Jazz ensembles joining for concert
• Senior art show features work of five students
• Watch CSC website for weather notices
• Construction begins on Centennial Plaza, campus entrance
• Community groups combining for concert
• International Education Week events resume Tuesday
• History of Fort Robinson Captured in Photos
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Dawes County

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