This weekend, CSC’s Student Senate hosted members of Wayne State College and Peru State College Student Senates for the Senate Leadership Conference, and I was asked to cover a couple of the meetings for The Eagle. I can honestly say I was impressed with some of the ideas brought up in these meetings, but I was not impressed with the way some of the senators acted during the meetings.
Read MoreTwenty-eight CSC athletes were named to RMAC All-Academic Teams, including seven volleyball players and 21 football players. Six football players were selected for the All-Academic First Team.
Read MoreCSC lost, 41-13, to Colorado State University-Pueblo Saturday dropping to a record of 4-3 overall and 3-2 in the RMAC.
Quarterback Jonn McLain, senior of Chadron, completed 31 of 49 passes for 303 yards.
The Eagles dominated during the homecoming game, winning 40-7 against Western State Colorado University.
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Distinguished CSC Alumnus and Nature Photographer Dick Kettlewell presented some of his photography to an arts advocacy FYI class and a news journalism class Friday.
Read MoreCAB allocated $2,000 for free movie night. Free movie night will be Oct. 19 and there won’t be another CAB meeting before then.
Read MoreThe National Football Foundation (NFF) and the College Hall of Fame selected CSC’s Center Sam Parker, senior of Harrison, as one of 167 semifinalists for the 2014 William V. Campbell Trophy.
Read MoreDespite uncooperative weather, the Eagle’s football team still came out on top of Colorado Mesa University, 24-13.
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“Sometimes artists aren’t born with natural talent.” At least, that’s what Carel Brest van Kempen told an Introduction to Graphic Design’s class Monday morning. Brest van Kempen is a painter who specializes in animals and nature.
Read MoreDespite scoring first, CSC lost to Colorado School of Mines, 33-18, Saturday at Elliott Field.
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