‘Big Win’
631 yards. 36 first downs. Eight trips to the red zone.
All great numbers for Dixie State, whose offense out-gained and out-possessed Chadron State during their 30-18 loss to the Eagles, Saturday, at Elliott Field.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: October 2018
Senate to evaluate and implement Homecoming changes
Senate reflects on the success of Homecoming week, Monday.
Read MoreDomestic violence panel educates students
A Domestic Violence Awareness Panel was held at 11 a.m., Tuesday in the Student Center Ballroom and was sponsored by Residence Life Association.
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Card game combines literature and romance
It is a truth universally acknowledged that any Jane Austen fan should play this game. The game I am referring to is a card game called “Marrying Mr. Darcy” by Erika Svanoe.
Read MoreNotCho Night raises awareness about sexual assault
NotCho Night in the Hub at 5 p.m., Thursday, was not just any average night to sit around and eat nachos.
Read MoreTheatre department implements reserved seating in Black Box
Admission to Chadron State College theatre performances is now free to all interested in attending shows in either the Memorial Hall Auditorium or the Black Box Theatre, according to Scott Cavin, associate professor of visual and performing arts.
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The Eagle: Oct. 25, 2018
The Eagle: Oct. 25, 2018
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International Lunch Hour topic features Cubano flavor The International Lunch Hour, noon-1 p.m. today, Scottsbluff Room, features a Cubano flavor
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Don’t feel pressured to rush through college
Why do we tend to tell ourselves it is better to rush through college and get started in our careers and lives? Do we not realize what’s waiting for us when we are done with school?
Here’s a quick breakdown, if you’ve forgotten what being a full-time adult versus full-time student is like.
Read MoreInform yourself before you cast your ballot
Simply registering to vote isn’t enough. According to the official report of the 2014 Nebraska General Elections compiled by Nebraska Secretary of State John A. Gale, only 552,115 of the 1,158,840 registered voters in the state of Nebraska submitted ballots in the last midterm election. In Dawes County, only 2,786 of 5,983 registered voted. That is less than half of the already registered voters.
So why is it that 20-somethings would rather participate in Twitter polls than cast a ballot for government officials?
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