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Updated: Apr 24, 2013

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From seeds to sprouts

She is an affable woman with mahogany hair and bright eyes to match. She and her husband met in college, and they will celebrate their 30th anniversary this year. Friendliness personified, she is Ann Rhine, wife of Chadron State College’s 11th president.

Anderson rocks Chadron State

Roaring crowd, kicking bass, and jamming guitars rang out as country recording artist Keith Anderson took the stage Thursday night in the NPAC arena at Chadron State College.

Eagle rate gives out-of-state students a break

Starting in the fall, there will be no in-state tuition rate for Chadron State College students.

The Big Event Rocks Across the Chadron Community

More than 400 Chadron State College students volunteered their time Saturday to serve the community during The Big Event.

Former commissioner takes reins of CSC’s athletics program

Chadron State hired former Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Commissioner J.R. Smith as its sixth athletic director, Sports Information Director Alex Helmbrecht stated Wednesday.

May. 31, 2013 | Read the whole article → | Leave a comment — with 107 views

Don’t let inflexibility get in the way of progress

Fighting, yelling, and throwing things will get you nowhere in life fast. I believe compromise is a beautiful thing and saves people a lot of time and headaches.

Apr. 24, 2013 | Read the whole article → | Comments Off — with 80 views

Track and Field team shines at California meets

As the snow storm rose in Chadron, CSC’s track and field team was on it’s way to sunshine and beaches. Despite the travel distance, Head Coach Ryan Baily had nothing but positive things to say about the bus ride to the meets.

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Pianists entertain with 176 keys

The Chadron State College Department of Music presented a duo piano concert Tuesday in Memorial Hall’s Auditorium.

May. 1, 2013 | Read the whole article → | Comments Off — with 280 views

Letter: Jennie Robbins on ‘Committee collapse takes democracy with it’

“Seriously?” is the only way I could describe my feelings about the April 18, 2013 issue of the Eagle. The lack of respect in one specific article titled “Committee collapse takes democracy with it” disgusts me.

Apr. 24, 2013 | Read the whole article → | Comments Off — with 127 views