To kick off the concerts of Spring 2012, the Campus Activities Board will be introducing South Carolina-based rock band Needtobreathe, on Tuesday, Feb. 21, on the Benson stage.

Students are reaching out to the community and helping special needs children.

Sophomore Mary Kate Collins likes option C. Especially when her choices are A and B.

Many students like to play instruments or participate in sports, but freshman Landon Evans likes to rope trash cans. People who happened to walk by Keller Hall last semester probably saw Evans outside with a rope in his hand.

“It’s a good way to meet people,” Evans said. “I’ve had a lot of people asking what I’m doing and even a few wanting to learn.”

Evans grew up on a ranch in central Texas where roping cattle, or “tie-down roping,” was common. His father and grandfather enjoyed roping their livestock, so in middle school he decided to get involved. In the eighth grade he participated in his first calf-roping competition.

Senior theatre major Logan Kays has quite the undertaking this semester as she will be performing a one-woman show, “The Amish Project,” written by Jessica Dickey, for her senior seminar class.

When brought in by theatre department chair Robin Miller, Kays was given a choice among three different plays and Kays said she chose the “The Amish Project” for its compelling content.

“It’s a very emotional show for me and for the audience, but it has a really good message and it’s worth seeing and performing,” Kays said.