The Eagle: Jan. 24, 2019
The Eagle: Jan. 24, 2019
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Month: January 2019
When looking for your next pet, consider adoption
If you are thinking of adopting a pet you are not only adding a loving member to your family, but also saving a life. The time old saying, adopt don’t shop, is something I will stand by always. I hope you consider adopting while searching for your next four-legged family member.
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Boot scootin’ boogie of a time
Bodies twirled and country music blared Thursday when Night of Country Swing was held at the Ballroom in the Student Center.
Read MoreA breakdown of Ricketts’ budget numbers
Last week, Governor Pete Ricketts presented his executive budget recommendation for Nebraska’s 2019-2021 biennium. The nearly-800 page budget includes increases in Medicaid coverage, property tax relief funding and veterans housing funding. However, the biggest increases come to education, particularly at the university and college level.
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Early bird gets the pancake
The smell of freshly baked pancakes filled the hallways of Edna Work Hall Friday morning. Resident Adviser Colton Molcyk 22, senior of McCook made pancakes for students before they went to class.
Read MoreOn The Bright Side: Fess up when you’re wrong
There are so many different reasons why we should admit when we are wrong, even if it’s a tough pill to swallow. I know how hard it is to admit mistakes, whether it be in a conversation with a friend or arguing a point in a paper.
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Records fall at Don Holst Open track meet
By the time CSC’s Don Holst Open Track and Field Meet ended Sunday, seven records had fallen.
Read MoreWalk off those cheesecake calories
I love cheesecake. It’s my favorite kind of cheese. I suppose I could settle for a 53 calorie apple (17 minutes of level walking). It’s just not the same.
Read MoreChadron State sees promising spring enrollment numbers
From the Fall 2018 semester to the Spring 2019 semester, the persistence for the current freshman class is at around 89 percent, a 7 percent increase from last year’s numbers.
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Eagles fly above .500
With an 80-69 win over New Mexico Highlands University, Friday, followed by a 71-62 victory against CSU-Pueblo, Saturday, the Eagles’ men’s basketball team has done something no other CSC men’s basketball team has done since 2005 – earn a winning record.
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