Last weekend, when I was in Scottsbluff doing some shopping, I decided to go to a chain restaurant for a burger. While I was in there, I was looking around, and I saw something that struck a chord with me. It was a little kid, maybe three or four years old, playing a game on a touch screen monitor.
Read MoreDear Editor:
This past Saturday, CSC lost one of its own and there are no words to describe the pain seen on faces across campus, especially those of the softball team.
Though I was not acquainted with Fatima, it was heartbreaking to see how hurt her teammates and friends were during Saturday’s basketball games.
It goes without saying that music has taken many turns throughout the years, but lately the industry seems more and more corrupt.
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“Even when you’ve played the game of your life, it’s the feeling of teamwork that you’ll remember. You’ll forget the plays, the shots, and the scores, but you’ll never forget your teammates,” Deborah Miller Palmore, basketball Olympian, said.
Fatima Larios, No. 20, sophomore softball player of Monterey, California, passed away early Saturday morning.
singing, dancing, cheering, and shirt ripping set the mood in the Student Center Ballroom last Thursday for the third annual Mr. and Mrs. CSC competition.
Read MoreMetropolitan State University of Denver took an early 6-0 lead and never looked back Friday against the Eagles. CSC never took the lead. The Eagles fell to Metro State, 72-60, at the Chicoine Events Center, dropping their RMAC record to 3-11.
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Conferencing Coordinator Shellie Johns scanned CAB representatives’ IDs as they entered Tuesday night’s meeting.
This was the first test of the new implement to record student attendance at events as a safety precaution.
Read MoreThe Chadron State College Eagle wrestlers were delivered a tough blow Saturday as they competed against the Western State Colorado University Mountaineers, Gunnison.
The Eagles lost the home meet 35-6. Western won 8 of 10 matches.
Dear Editor:
Following the Senate meeting of Jan. 19, I was informed that Senate President Dillon Spies had planned to appoint Coy Clark as Chief Justice and to appoint a Constitutional Court as well.
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