October 2011 – The CSC Eagle Newspaper

9:22 am | 10/27/2011 Eagle Staff

Woodhead featured on NCAA.com

Woodhead talks with NCAA.com’s Chris Fitzpatrick about his time setting records at Chadron State College.

8:00 am | 10/27/2011 T.J. Thomson

NSCS, college officials’ actions trouble auditor

The Eagle has learned CSC and Nebraska State College System officials knew about possible NCAA violations in its football fundraising activities at least two weeks before publicly announcing they had reported the incidents to the NCAA.

Print Edition

8:00 am | 10/27/2011 Eagle Staff

Oct. 27, 2011

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Governor speaks on future of Nebraska

Gov. Dave Heineman addressed topics from the Keystone XL Pipeline, “Obamacare,” taxes in CSC’s Memorial Hall Auditorium Friday.

Featured Lifestyles

9:40 pm | 10/26/2011 Kevin Oleksy

‘Ornery Times’ – stories from Don Holst

Don Holst, 81, of Chadron, is something of a living legend around town.

Editorial

9:40 pm | 10/26/2011 Eagle Staff

SHAMEFUL: Sparse turnout at governor’s keynote

Last Friday, Gov. Dave Heineman visited Chadron State to promote his view of how college students today can make an impact on the future of the state and country. The event was organized by the CSC Student Senate, but few senators and fewer students showed up to the open keynote.

Opinion

9:34 pm | 10/26/2011 Sara Labor

Occupy Wall Street is worth supporting

ecently the hot-button political topic of discussion has been Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Together. The occupy rallies that started in New York on Sept. 17 have now spread not only across the country, but across the world.

Man on the Street

9:30 pm | 10/26/2011 Kinley Q. Nichols

Did you know the Governor came to town? Why didn’t you go?

“Yes I did. I couldn’t go because I was out of town. My sister had a basketball game.”

— Marlee Waugh,
19, sophomore,
Education major,
of Paxton

State urges respect for public lands

As a number of hunting seasons approach, Chadron’s branch of the Nebraska Forest Services reminds hunters to enjoy themselves, but respect the privileges they enjoy at the same time.

Campus Activities Board

9:21 pm | 10/26/2011 Kelsey Amos

CAB cancels next meeting due to other obligations

At its weekly meeting, the Campus Activities Board promoted Halloween activities and cancelled next week’s meeting.