Finals Week Schedule
“May the odds be ever in your favor”
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: April 2016
Senate hears student voices at open forum
Senate hosted another open forum Thursday, April 21 to discuss topics of renovation in the basement student lounge in Reta E. King Library, Week of Welcome, and Homecoming. Interest from the student population wasn’t shown with only four people attending.
Read MoreOutdoor activities trump video games
I could reason that I am a busy man. Between classes, work, and my family, I find enough to keep me busy. One additional “activity” that I find enjoyable is watching the Outdoor Channel.
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Sometimes police are not at fault
On March 31, three teenage girls drowned in a pond in a stolen vehicle while law enforcement officers stood by, feeling vindicated that the criminals in question were receiving their due punishment… or at least that’s what media capitalizing on police brutality would like you to believe.
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Find a passion, light a fire
I have loved the idea of a fast-paced life since I was a child. In my mind, “fast-paced” used to mean a big city, a million people, and bright lights. But now, “fast-paced” means something completely different. I began running long distance when I was 11 years old and have not been able to pull myself away from the adrenaline rush that comes from the sport.
Read MoreCSC honors outstanding freshmen
Outstanding CSC freshmen were recognized at the Rising Sophomore Recognition Ceremony 6 p.m. Monday in the Student Center Ballroom.
Read MoreSenate amends bylaws to release numbers
At the last official meeting of the semester, Senators amended the Election Procedure A-29 bylaw that used to read “No candidates’ names will be mentioned in the vote-count narrative.” The bylaw now reads “All candidate names and their corresponding vote count shall be included in the vote-count narrative.” This amendment takes effect immediately so it will be in effect for elections in the fall 2016 semester.
Read MoreHomecoming committee announces 2016 theme
The Homecoming committee chose Eagle Days for next year’s Homecoming theme.
Read MoreSenate amends vote-count bylaw
After last week’s editorial, it was clear Senate needed to take action on the issue of transparency. It is great that The Eagle performs the duty of campus watchdog and this situation was no different. I would like to speak to the timing of everything for a moment.
Read MoreKeep growing, don’t rot
When you’re green, you’re growing. When you’re ripe, you rot.” That quote is credited to Ray Kroc, a businessman who is credited with building McDonald’s into the success it is. This statement has a message that has been passed around the newsroom multiple times through the years. There is a poster in the newsroom that reads, “Oh, that’s good enough.” This poster is hanging as a sarcastic reminder that we should always strive to be the best that we can be, in all aspects of our lives.
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