Finance committee outlines goals
At its first meeting of the year, the Senate Finance Committee discussed ways to allow clubs to access accounts online and criteria for budget packets.
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Monday, May 4, 2026
Author: Eagle Staff
Safety information needs to be better communicated
Last Tuesday, just before 10 a.m., one of our staff members passed by a purple truck that had two firearms mounted visibly inside the cab.
Read More‘Ruby’ a hidden gem: Snelling’s book shines
Imagine your father ditching you and your infant sister with your ailing grandmother, who dies a few years later, to go dig gold in the Black Hills.
Read MoreRespect is a two way street, take both ways
When I was searching for the topic for my next article, a student recommended that I talk about respect. Out of interest I asked her to explain why I should write such an article. She went on to explain how she was appalled at the way some of her fellow students addressed and interacted with their professors.
Read MoreLetter: Nancy and Roger Nelson on O’Boyle
Yes, we have been told Bill O’Boyle’s details will not be discussed by Carpenter, Park or the college. Therefore, I am asking for no details. However, I do have some general questions.
Read MoreNov. 3, 2011
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Read MoreLetter: Jim Margetts on Mormon faith
In a recent editorial (“Romney’s faith is fair game, to be fair” October 27, 2011), Aaron Gonzalez’ description of Mormon beliefs paints at best an incomplete picture. I would urge Eagle readers to also investigate other perspectives on the beliefs of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the formal name of the church) through websites such as mormon.org when formulating their own opinions of the faith.
Read MoreLetter: Willis Miller on the Occupy Movement
Watching the Occupy Movement rock the American Corporate Boat over these past weeks has been an absolute joy and yet for a political enthusiast such as my self, it feels very similar to a kick in the gut.
Read MoreCollege’s silence only foments rumors
The NCAA’s investigation into Chadron State football’s possible fundraising infraction is a serious issue affecting students, staff, and faculty at our school, as well as the Chadron community. Should the investigation result in sanctions, the college will not only suffer a neutered football program, but also stands to lose large sums of money and many current and potential students.
Read MoreNo CAB meeting Tuesday
Due to a majority vote of the Campus Activities Executive Board, the CAB did not meet Tuesday for its weekly meeting. The next meeting of the CAB is scheduled for 6 p.m., Nov. 8.
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