A cold-shooting second half proved to be the difference in Monday night’s season opener for the Chadron State women’s basketball team.

Last week’s issue of The Eagle featured a “Thumbs-Down” to students’ EagleMail accounts giving them trouble by taking e-mails from professors and placing them in “junk mail.”

Giving the problem a “Thumbs-Down” prompted the CSC Information Technology department to provide an update on certain aspects of the issue.

The Eagle wrestling team traveled to Laramie, Wyo., for the Cowboy Open tournament last weekend.

The Chadron State football season ended in victory as the team beat the Mesa State College Mavericks 21-31 in Denver last Saturday.

Work began Wednesday on the Centennial Plaza, a Vision 2011 construction initiative to develop a new feature on the Dean’s Green.

The plaza is planned to feature United States, Nebraska, and Chadron State College flags.

Despite the sensational scoring outings from juniors Kevin McClelland, of Long Beach, Calif., with 18 points, and Moala Tautuaa, of junior San Francisco, with 13, the Chadron State men’s basketball team was unable to overcome some late foul trouble that enabled their Black Hills State counterpart to pull down the stretch for a 76-67 victory.

Chadron State College paid tribute Thursday morning to the nation’s servicemen and servicewomen with a Veterans Day ceremony at the Dean’s Green.

The legal studies and criminal justice honors class, taught by Jamie Wada, assistant professor of legal studies, is planning its fifth annual academic showcase for 6 p.m. Dec. 6 in the Sandoz Center.

Of the roughly 11 to 15 people that attended “Bedazzle Your Undies” Thursday night, six actually decorated underwear.

The only time I would ever advocate revolutionary violence would be if our government refused to listen to the voices of the people, therefore ceasing to be a democracy.