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Each November 1 and 2, families in villages across Mexico g
ather to welcome home the visiting spirits of departed relative on the Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Families prepare for the celebration weeks in advance by planning lively reunions, decorating burial plots, and preparing special foods. Participants honor the deceased with home altars that include skeleton models, elaborate wreaths and crosses, votive lights, and fresh seasonal flowers.

Encounter the colorful traditions of this luminous holiday with 26 stunning color photographs that capture Day of the Dead Celebrations in and around Oaxaca, Mexico. Join villagers immersed in all aspects of the celebration--preparing centuries-old recipes for the departed, scattering trails of marigolds to guide the dead home, and offering chocolate and pan de muerto ("bread of the dead") at community gatherings.

Chadron Toastmasters is part of an international organizatio
n that helps its members improve speaking and leadership skills. The group meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at noon. Anyone who is interested in joining the club, including college students and employees, are encouraged to attend. More information about the program can be found at www.toastmasters.org.

PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED in the Business office today. If a
rrangements have not been made, failure to pay will result in adminstrative withdrawal from classes and financial aid will be cancelled.

New Project Strive Students have the opportunity to become f
amiliar with the staff and program and meet one another over refreshments. This activity is designed for Project Strive/TRiO students. If you would like to apply for the Project Strive program or to learn more about Project Strive, visit our website at www.csc.edu/projectstrive or stop by our office in Crites Hall-Room 343.

If you would like to enroll in class, please contact the Re
gister's Office at 308-432-6221.

All students are welcome to attend the first dance of the ye
ar.

- "Multiple presentations on the new VSP Vision Plan as well
as the new provider for the Flex 125 Health Spending Account. Plan to attend to learn more about either program. Please contact Human Resources with any questions."

- "Multiple presentations on the new VSP Vision Plan as well
as the new provider for the Flex 125 Health Spending Account. Plan to attend to learn more about either program. Please contact Human Resources with any questions."

- "Multiple presentations on the new VSP Vision Plan as well
as the new provider for the Flex 125 Health Spending Account. Plan to attend to learn more about either program. Please contact Human Resources with any questions."

Student Senate is the representative organization of the stu
dent body and functions as the "voice" of the students in the decision making process at Chadron State College. Everyone is welcome to attend. studentsenate@csc

Night classes will be start tonight. If you would like to s
ign up for a night class there still is time. Just give the Register's Office a call or sign up on-line at www.csc.edu.

Financial Aid Disbursements will be in the Business Office t
oday. If there is not a refund available or you have questions about your refund, please contact the Financial Aid Office for additional assistance.

Chadron Toastmasters is part of an international organizatio
n that helps its members improve speaking and leadership skills. The group meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at noon. Anyone who is interested in joining the club, including college students and employees, are encouraged to attend. More information about the program can be found at www.toastmasters.org.

Campus Crusade, a Christian organization open to all, stri
ves to put the Gospel within arms reach of all students. Weekly meetings are Biblically based, focused on prayer and held close to campus. Additional Bible studies range from Athletics in Action to basic Bible truths.

Last day to add a class for the fall semester.

Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery statewide traveling exhibit - M
ixed media work of the physical from the microcosm to marocosm, includes work by Ansel Adams and Robert Henri.

Photography exhibit of nature and time from NEA Fellowship a
ward-winner. A Boulder, Colorado Artist/Regis College professor.

Contact Jenna for more information.

Project Strive students receiving supplemental grant aid rec
eive SGA checklist and SGA advising contract from their advisors. The SSS director will go over the documents with the students followed by the students signing the SGA contract.

This activity is designed for Project Strive/TRiO students. If you would like to apply for the Project Strive program or to learn more about Project Strive, visit our website at www.csc.edu/projectstrive or stop by our office in Crites Hall-Room 343.

Campus Crusade, a Christian organization open to all, stri
ves to put the Gospel within arms reach of all students. Weekly meetings are Biblically based, focused on prayer and held close to campus. Additional Bible studies range from Athletics in Action to basic Bible truths.

The Health Professions Club promotes understanding of health
professions, and creates close relationships between professional schools and health professions students. Members are students majoring in health-related fields.

Michael Forsberg, photographer

Student Senate is the representative organization of the stu
dent body and functions as the "voice" of the students in the decision making process at Chadron State College. Everyone is welcome to attend. studentsenate@csc

Dr. Barb Limbach will provide a customized seminar on comput
er basics to Project Stive students.

This activity is designed for Project Strive/TRiO students. If you would like to apply for the Project Strive program or to learn more about Project Strive, visit our website at www.csc.edu/projectstrive or stop by our office in Crites Hall-Room 343.

Contact Jenna for more information.

Chadron Toastmasters is part of an international organizatio
n that helps its members improve speaking and leadership skills. The group meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at noon. Anyone who is interested in joining the club, including college students and employees, are encouraged to attend. More information about the program can be found at www.toastmasters.org.

Campus Crusade, a Christian organization open to all, stri
ves to put the Gospel within arms reach of all students. Weekly meetings are Biblically based, focused on prayer and held close to campus. Additional Bible studies range from Athletics in Action to basic Bible truths.