September 2019 – Page 3 – The CSC Eagle Newspaper – Chadron, NE

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7:00 am | 09/19/2019 Abagail Swanson

Leadership is inevitable to many of us

I am not a powerful person. I am a student working a minimum wage job or two, I am still

7:00 am | 09/19/2019 Aubrie Lawrence

Senate amends club travel expenses

By: Aubrie Lawrence At this week’s meeting, senate amended the club trip packet and allocated funds for an office revamping

7:00 am | 09/19/2019 Devin Fulton

Your first option may not be the best

So many times in life we delude ourselves to the default option. For whatever reason, we confuse convenience with excellence

7:00 am | 09/19/2019 Abagail Swanson

Actively represent what you love

National hobbit day is Sunday, September 22nd, and I am celebrating. I’m not sure how yet. Maybe I will dress

7:00 am | 09/19/2019 Samantha Persinger

Registration open for annual 5K race

Twisted Crawdad race returning for seventh year

7:00 am | 09/19/2019 Aubrie Lawrence

CAB releases homecoming events, schedule

CAB discussed the events of this year’s homecoming and reminded clubs to send in updated rosters at their meeting on Monday.

7:00 am | 09/19/2019 Eagle Staff

The Eagle to host H.S. journalism conference

Session content to focus on journalism ethics

Lifestyles Reviews

7:00 am | 09/19/2019 Devin Fulton

Here is some hardcore music that will make you smile

Step outside your comfort zone and listen to this album.

7:00 am | 09/19/2019 Brandon Davenport

Eagles ride tall during home rodeo

The Eagles’ rodeo team kicked off its season over the weekend with two champions and eight in the top six of their events at the CSC home rodeo at Dawes County Fairgrounds.

Campus Events Culture Corner Lifestyles

7:00 am | 09/19/2019 Chase Vialpando

Finding family on campus: CSC sorority rush week

Beginning in 2014, Xi Delta Zeta was the first sorority to come to CSC. Because they don’t have a designated house, the Greek-inspired group meets once a month in various spots on campus. “To be honest, being on campus allows us to easily put on various events and be more involved,” XDZ President, Cheyenne Ryan, junior of Glendive, Montana, said.