October 2016 – Page 6 – The CSC Eagle Newspaper

Media

6:25 pm | 10/14/2016 0fjno

Can apps improve your mental wellbeing?

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Tech

6:17 pm | 10/14/2016 0fjno

Uploaded brains will take over all jobs in 100 years’

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Tech

6:16 pm | 10/14/2016 0fjno

Tricks schedule will make you a more productive

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Tech

6:15 pm | 10/14/2016 0fjno

The fitting room of the future is totally interactive

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Tech

6:13 pm | 10/14/2016 0fjno

Best Marketing Software for Small Businesses

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Politics

6:02 pm | 10/14/2016 0fjno

The newest United States presidential candidate

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Politics

5:58 pm | 10/14/2016 0fjno

Obama hits back at ‘whacky’ Trump

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Sports Track & Field

10:15 am | 10/14/2016 Justine Stone

Garcia paves way for CSC runners

Alejandro Garcia, graduate student of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, ran strong once again at the Fort Hays State Open Meet Saturday in Victoria, Kansas. He completed the 8k course in 24 minutes, 31 seconds for 8th place of 176 runners.

Golf Sports

10:13 am | 10/14/2016 Guest Author

Golfers finish fall season in Colorado

The CSC women’s golf team displayed a record shattering performance Monday and Tuesday at the RMAC tournament No.2, hosted by Adam State University, Alamosa, Colorado, finishing the fall season.

Lifestyles

11:44 am | 10/13/2016 Justine Stone

Gryffindor for the win

J.K. Rowling’s first “Harry Potter” book was released nearly two decades ago and not only is her series the most popular in publishing history with 450 million copies sold worldwide, according to thedailybeast.com, but her imaginary game, Quidditch, has become a reality around the world and at CSC, minus the flying broomsticks and magical balls, of course.