The Best of Jane
Chadron State celebratesJane Austen and the 200th publishing anniversary of ‘Pride and Prejudice’
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Spike Jordan
Honoring The King
Across the nation Monday, millions of Americans observed Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, which also coincided with the inauguration ceremony of our first African American President’s second term.
Read MoreThe Lost Legacy of the Pencil Sharpener
Look around next time you are in some of the classrooms on campus. Notice something missing?
No, it isn’t that one guy who asks ridiculous, unrelated questions during the lecture.
Lend me your perspective
We live on a spinning planet and each revolution marks a new day. After 365 days we complete our trip around the sun, and we begin a new year. This isn’t “astronomy hour” at The Eagle, its a reminder. Now is the occasion for casting away past failures and forging our resolves anew.
Read More‘Cobra Juicy’ pales in comparison to rainbow of better albums
I was shaking with anticipation when I clicked buy on “Cobra Juicy”, the newest release from Pittsburgh based Black Moth Super Rainbow.
Read More‘2016: Obama’s America’ good film, flawed logic
I was reluctant to watch Dinesh D’Souza’s film “2016,: Obama’s America” but I saw the necessity to develop an informed opinion about it.
Read MoreCowgirl earns top honor
The Chadron State College Rodeo team nabbed their first top honor of the season this weekend at the Sheridan College Rodeo in Sheridan, Wyo.
Read MoreBanned Book Week is too reactionary
“Thirty days hath September,” and this year Sept. 30 marked the 30-year anniversary of Banned Books Week.
Read MoreRough ‘n’ Tough
As CSC’s football team scored its victory over Western State Colorado University, Gunnison, this past weekend, cowboys and cowgirls across the Central Rocky Mountain Region converged on the Dawes County Fairgrounds for Chadron State College’s only home rodeo this season.
Read MoreRodeo lopes homeward
Chadron State College is set to host their only home rodeo of the season this weekend from Friday to Sunday at the Dawes County Fairgrounds, and CSC Rodeo coach Dustin Luper is excited. “It’s kind of like a homecoming game in football” Luper said. ”You get that advantage of knowing your home field.”
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