ARC votes on FYI courses
At its last meeting of 2012, the ARC voted to allow a student that fails an FYI course to replace
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Monday, May 4, 2026
Author: Eagle Staff
Balance the (text)books
With the rising costs of higher education, we look at our thinning wallets and start to question: is college really about opportunity? While Gov. Heineman is entertaining the idea of a tuition rate freeze, there is a cost that won’t be eased for Jill Freshman and Joe Sophomore: textbooks.
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‘ACCLAIM’ magazine comes to CSC
Undergraduates and graduates from a wide variety of majors, departments, and backgrounds have come together to create Chadron State College’s inaugural student-produced magazine, ACCLAIM.
Read MorePut Christmas Spirit on hold for finals
When ABC Family’s 25 Days of Christmas airs, people’s moods automatically switch from school mode to break mode. Thoughts of Christmas goodies, presents, and time with family dance around in student’s minds. However, before the suitcases can be packed and the cars gassed up, the dreaded finals have to be taken.
Read MoreLetter: Nate Cochran on Eaglemail
Dear Editor:
I spent six days and eighteen hours without access to my email. Why? So that I would have to memorize a new website in order to access it.
Letter: Heule on Facebook
I’m going to guess that everyone on this campus has gone onto some form of social networking site within the last few weeks to see what trivial things are running through people’s heads.
Read MoreGood deals have negative costs
Black Friday and Cyber Monday may have come and gone, but those days are merely the opening ceremonies of the Kringle commercialism contest.
Read MoreMusic Department planning end-of-year concerts
With the year quickly coming to a close, the music department is seeing a busy time, ushering in the end of the year with several different concerts.
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Tuesday night marked the start of auditions for next semester’s play, “Vampire Cowboy Trilogy” a comedy that’s sure to be a bloody good time.
Read MoreStudents wrestle with course concerns
The main discussion at this week’s Student Senate Meeting was FYI courses.
Spike Jordan, senator at large, said that the Academic Review Committee discussed students with failing grades in FYI courses.