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The Eagle News
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Men’s rodeo team starts circuit on top
The Chadron State men’s rodeo team started the fall Central Rocky Mountain Region circuit strong this weekend in Chadron at the Dawes County Fairgrounds placing first with 530 points, putting them in the lead of the region. CSC was followed by the Sheridan College men’s team, who racked up 510 points.
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Garcia leads men’s XC team to 2nd win of season
Alejandro Garcia, graduate student of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, led the Chadron State cross country team to its second victory of the year at CSC’s annual home meet. Eight of the top ten 10 to cross the finish line at Saturday’s race were Eagles.
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CSC’s accompanist dazzles M. Hall crowd
A single light illuminates the ebony grand piano. It’s on the otherwise dark stage in Memorial Hall’s auditorium. Black curtains and the cool temperature contrast with the hot, sunny weather outside. When solo pianist...
Blood drive still needs students
The American Red Cross is on campus in the Student Center Ballroom today and tomorrow for blood donations.
WSCU grounds Eagles, 24-15
CSC’s offense struggled against a dominating Western State Colorado University defense, especially in the opening quarter. The Mountaineers defeated CSC 24-15, Saturday at Elliott Field.
CAB votes for Homecoming king and queen candidate
The main order of business at Tuesday night’s CAB meeting was nominating and voting on a Homecoming queen and king candidate.
Eagles start conference play 1-1
A consistent offensive performance helped the Eagles split the opening weekend of RMAC play. The Eagles defeated the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, in four sets on Friday, but couldn’t match the strong attack of Metropolitan State University-Denver, losing in four sets on Saturday.
Alumni fall just short in ‘glory days’ game
The CSC softball team won a scrimmage against a team of CSC’s softball alumni Saturday. The annual scrimmage is used as an opportunity to raise funds through a free will donation fundraiser to go toward breast cancer awareness.
Senate’s first open forum makes little progress
Student Senate president Katrina Hurley hosted a 14-minute open forum Thursday to discuss three main topics with students.
RLA educational series gives financial advice to students
CSC students had the opportunity to receive financial guidance during “Bankrolling” Monday night at The Hub.
Senioritis virus is in the air
Many students at CSC are in their fourth or fifth year of college and will be graduating in December or May 2017. There is a faint light at the end of the tunnel signaling that the end is actually near. Along with the realization that you may be nearing the end of school and education as you have known it comes a well-known academic disease called senioritis.
NEWS ALERT: You aren’t the center of the universe
“There are millions of planets revolving around millions of suns revolving around millions of galaxies all revolving around one point in the center of the universe… and that point… is not you.”
