“I would like to see the Agricultural pavilion up faster.”

—Katy Stewart,
19, freshman,
Pre Vet. and Business major, of Crawford

Earlier this month, a CSC student and former Marine asked me if I had heard about the four USMC Snipers who had been filmed urinating on the bodies of dead Taliban insurgents.

Perhaps last week you noticed that almost every website you visited was “blacked out.” This was because these websites were showing their dissent with the Stop Online Piracy Act, known as SOPA, and the PROTECT IP Act (Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act) also known as PIPA which were trying to be passed through Congress last week. Both are intended to curtail online piracy.

Earlier this week, a five-member search committee announced a new manager and assistant manager for The Pit.

Chadron State College paid $22,545 for a digital message board that was recently mounted to the newly-upgraded campus entrance at the corner of 10th and Main Streets.

Can the Eagle wrestlers come back?

The Chadron State wrestling team grappled their way through two duals last week. On Thursday, Jan. 19 they came across Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, Colo. and emerged victorious with a 22-13 win over the Mavericks. Their celebration was cut short by Western State College the next night, Friday, Jan. 20, in a 28-9 loss to the Mountaineers.

The Eagles might as well make themselves at home at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Last week, the team traveled south to take on Colorado State University, Pueblo and the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs.

This year’s Nu Delta Alpha and Consuming Fire Dance School’s Winter Ballet lit up the stage in Memorial Hall Saturday with their production of Sleeping Beauty.

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The CAB members elected a vice president and allocated money for two campus events at their meeting on Tuesday.