10:22 pm | 01/23/2013 – The CSC Eagle Newspaper

10:22 pm | 01/23/2013 Guest Author

King’s message: selflessness is key

First of all, I don’t want to sound like I am complaining, but I think Chadron State College and every school in America needs to observe Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and cancel classes.

Opinion

10:18 pm | 01/23/2013 Guest Author

MLK: A day on, not a day off

In 1990, the National Football League refused to hold the Super Bowl in Tempe, Arizona. Arizona was then in its third year of rejecting Martin Luther King day, first adopted federally under Ronald Reagan in 1983.

Opinion

10:14 pm | 01/23/2013 Franklin Annis

Violence can be the answer?

My oldest son broke down in tears a few weeks ago when he told me that he was being bullied in school. The seven-year-old was powerless and said that attempts to seek help had failed. To complicate matters further, the “go-tell-a-teacher” non-violent approach to bullying being taught in his school contradicts my family’s warrior culture.

Editorial Opinion

10:03 pm | 01/23/2013 Eagle Staff

What makes a hero

For most of the editorial staff, Martin Luther King, Jr. is the hero that inspired us to become journalists.

News

10:01 pm | 01/23/2013 T.J. Thomson

Cornfields to crowns: Miss Nebraska reflects on 2013 Miss America bid

Despite national fame and regional accolades, Miss Nebraska 2012 Mariah Cook plans to turn in her crown in exchange for a lectern by continuing to educate people on the importance of adoption.

Honoring The King

Across the nation Monday, millions of Americans observed Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, which also coincided with the inauguration ceremony of our first African American President’s second term.

Print Edition

9:58 pm | 01/23/2013 T.J. Thomson

Jan. 24, 2013

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Lifestyles

9:54 pm | 01/23/2013 Kristina Harter

CSC student passes on support to fellow pageant participants

There are moments when pageant participants doubt themselves. A stutter can ruin an interview. Swimsuit and heels on a stage can be uncomfortable. Six judges watch every move. It is, after all, a competition.

Briefs

9:51 pm | 01/23/2013 Eagle Staff

CSC President Appointed

NSCS Board of Trustees
Jan. 15 meeting

The Nebraska State College System’s Board of Trustees voted at its last meeting to approve Randy Rhine as CSC’s 11th president with a starting annual salary of $155,000. Rhine’s contract begins Feb. 1.

Lifestyles

9:47 pm | 01/23/2013 Sara Labor

Modern horrors exhibited in popular TV show

Today, our society seems to be attracted to the dark and macabre. A mix of both the darkness of real life and the supernatural is brought forward in the modern masterpiece “American Horror Story” developed by Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy.