After Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans there was a slow response from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Some black Americans believed that their race influence the government’s less-than immediate response.
Read MoreTime to get ready for warm days, extra money for summer work, swimming, late nights, and — except for summer classes — no homework! But with all of this anticipation there comes the risk of slacking off until the last minute.
Read MoreMembers of the Nebraska Collegiate Media Association elected CSC journalism instructor and adviser to The Eagle and csceagle.com Michael D. Kennedy as its new executive director.
Read MoreCAB allocated money for a free movie night, and opened nominations for executive board members for the second time at the Tuesday meeting.
Read MoreTechnology on campus was the main topic of discussion at this week’s Senate meeting.
Read MoreI am writing to congratulate Aaron Gonzalez on his article of March 31, 2011 about the state of the intelligence of the American people. I, too, am chagrined by those facts.
Read MoreThe women’s track and field team is ranked first in the Central Region of the RMAC because of its performance at the University of Colorado Invitational Meet last Saturday in Boulder, Colo.
Read MoreI would like to bring to light some points that were reported in Jamie Keller’s article about the women’s rugby team, which recently participated in the annual Wayne Rugby 90 Team Tournament.
Read More“I’m prepared, it’s pretty slow.”
— Ethan Teter,
21, senior, Range Mgmt. major, of St. Paul