In a recent editorial (“Romney’s faith is fair game, to be fair” October 27, 2011), Aaron Gonzalez’ description of Mormon beliefs paints at best an incomplete picture. I would urge Eagle readers to also investigate other perspectives on the beliefs of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the formal name of the church) through websites such as mormon.org when formulating their own opinions of the faith.
Read MoreWatching the Occupy Movement rock the American Corporate Boat over these past weeks has been an absolute joy and yet for a political enthusiast such as my self, it feels very similar to a kick in the gut.
Read MoreThe NCAA’s investigation into Chadron State football’s possible fundraising infraction is a serious issue affecting students, staff, and faculty at our school, as well as the Chadron community. Should the investigation result in sanctions, the college will not only suffer a neutered football program, but also stands to lose large sums of money and many current and potential students.
Read More“I think they are a big deal, but if they don’t pan out I think people are making too much of it.”
— Matt Templar,
22, senior, Legal Studies major of
Torrington, Wyo.
Due to a majority vote of the Campus Activities Executive Board, the CAB did not meet Tuesday for its weekly meeting. The next meeting of the CAB is scheduled for 6 p.m., Nov. 8.
Read MoreThis week, the Student Senate meeting was moved to the Reta King Library, as senate members were taken on a tour around the main and basement floors. Some members were a little tired, as they had arrived right after participating in “100 trees for 100 years.” The project made much headway on Monday, but is still in progress.
Read MoreDon Holst, 81, of Chadron, was born during the Great Depression and grew up during World War II.
Read MoreChadron State has the highest technology fee rate of the three-college system, with technology fees 16 percent higher than the next highest institution (Peru State).
With a total of 258 courses offered online in 2011, CSC has more online course offerings than Wayne and Peru State Colleges combined. Between 2010-11, Peru and Wayne States’ online offerings have dropped, but CSC’s has increased two percent.
Read MoreIt’s 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 28, and the Community Symphonic Band is spread out before a full audience.
Read MoreThe Eagles football team won its third straight game Saturday, upending the Fort Lewis College Skyhawks of Fort Lewis, Colo., 45-21 at Elliot Field.
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