2013 Football Preview: Defense
Defensive player position profiles.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Month: April 2013
Ebert gets two thumbs up for art of reviewing
“If you’re writing a review, you’re basically writing a plot synopsis.”
A professor of mine recently uttered this debatable statement. His opinion of reviews wasn’t necessarily contemptuous, but he seemed to think that “reviewing” a work was analogous to writing a Spark Notes outline.
Vague expectations yield shoddy scholasticism
The 2012 Mayan apocalypse never visited us, and on December 22, office workers across the nation peeled the date off their Dilbert day-by-day desk calendars, uttering defeated sighs. We are still here, and society hasn’t crumbled.
Read MoreCold setting, warm story: ‘Almost’ brings a magical night to the stage
The upcoming Theatre production, Almost, Maine by John Cariani, promises a magical evening exploring the mysteries of the heart.
Read MoreCountry music star set to rock Chadron
Country music artist Keith Anderson is set to take the stage at 7 p.m., April 25 in the Nelson Physical Activity Center as part of the 2012-13 CSC Galaxy Series.
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Relationships: be more than just a stereotype
Being the quiet kid who always sat in the back of the class, I never really had a good time with ladies in my high school career.
Read MoreClub diversity is as broad as its student population
Chadron State College is not having its annual chess tournament this year on campus because fund deficiency and the decrease of students’ interest in chess.
Read MoreEducation is CSC’s most popular major
Chadron State College confers the highest number of degrees on education majors; no surprise from a campus that started as a teaching college in 1911. The runner-up for most majors is business administration according to materials from the Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees’ March 15 meeting.
Read MoreStudents effect international change
About 50 CSC Students met in the Ballroom for one purpose on the night of April 2, to raise awareness for Burma, a small country in southeast Asia.
Read MoreLetter: Nathaniel Jones on ‘Dining out? Don’t skimp on the tips.’
I picked up the Eagle last Thursday morning and was absolutely disgusted with an article about dining out. This article, authored by Sara Labor, was entitled; “Dining out? Don’t skimp on the tips.”
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