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Photo by Aubrie Lawrence Roadside Gambler by Karstein Creightney can be found in the Sheldon Statewide exhibition in the Memorial Hall Main Gallery until Sept. 28.

Sheldon Statewide Art Show on at Memorial

 By Aubrie Lawrence

Editor-in-Chief

e On the Road again exhibition will be in the Memorial Hall Main gallery through Sept. 28. e pieces are part of the Sheldon Statewide exhibition, which circulates pieces from the Sheldon Museum of Art at the University of Nebraska Lincoln to multiple places across the state. e focus of the exhibition this year is On the Road Again, which aims to highlight the American road.

According to a press release published Aug. 15, the program started in 1987 and has taken di erent exhibitions to 25 communities.

After leaving CSC, the exhibition will go to the Prarie Arts Center in North Platte. e gallery is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. For more information or to schedule a visit call (308) 432-6317.

Photo by Aubrie Lawrence

Gas Station, Stuart, Nebraska, by Ronald R. Geibert.

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Photos by Aubrie Lawrence Totems and Taboos of the Nine-to-Five Day by Eduardo Paolozzi (left) and Road to New York by George Ault (right) are part of the On the Road Again exhibit in the Memorial Hall Main Gallery.

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Turning Point USA becomes new club on campus

 By Aubrie Lawrence

Editor-in-Chief

During CAB’s rst meeting of the semester on Aug. 29, CAB representatives voted to approve Turning Point USA as a new club on campus. is new club is a chapter of the national Turning Point USA organization which, according to its website, has clubs on 3,000 campuses with over 250,000 high school and college student members.

“I decided to bring Turning Point USA to CSC as a way for likeminded students to express their beliefs in a fun and safe environment across campus,” President of the CSC chapter Chris Jennings, 19, sophomore of O’Neill, said. “I think Turning Point USA has the potential to grow and be one of the largest and most accepting club across campus.”

Jennings said that the club’s mission is to “identify, educate, train, and organize students to promote the principles of freedom, free markets, and limited government.” e national organization was founded in 2012 by Charlie Kirk, who was the youngest speaker at the 2016 Republican National Convention. e club will meet at 6 p.m. in the e HUB on Sept. 20, Oct. 18 and Nov. 8. Jennings said he hopes to make meeting times more frequent “within a semester.” He said that Turning Point will hold events such as watching short lms, playing conservative themed games and giving out “fun and ashy conservative themed merchandise.”

“I believe that students should join Turning Point USA because people do not need to be friends with people who would abandon you solely based on your values,” he said. “We are not just a group for avid politicos. We are a club for campus independents and conservatives to gather, to grow as individuals and professionals, and form the bonds that carry on well beyond the years of college.

In a time when anyone who opposes someone, and the result could be being canceled from a social circle, Turning Point USA chapters are here to ll the void for students looking for quality friends.”

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WCHR offering free COVID vaccines and u shots next week

WCHR will be providing free u shots, COVID vaccinations and booster shots to CSC faculty and students. e rst clinic will be Sept. 15 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. in the Armstrong Gymnasium.

Appointments are being scheduled every 15 minutes. e last day to schedule an appointment is Sept. 13.

Visit https://forms. office.com/r/RB5Maym24v to schedule your appointment.

A second u shot and vaccination clinic will be held ursday, Oct. 27.

Appointments can be made two weeks before the clinic.

If you have any questions, please email studenta airs@csc.edu.

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