What’s in an opinion?
We have been toying around in the newsroom with a concept for our last editorial of the semester. We decided on an opinion about opinions; a ‘Meta-torial.’
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Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Editorial
Eagle staff editorials
Thypoon Haiyan aftermath is a global issue
Last week, several websites, including Facebook, were taken up by banners asking for donations to fund relief in the Philippines. The response on Facebook was disappointingly negative.
Read MorePay attention to your government
Baby-boomers accuse our generation of being lazy, apathetic, and entitled narcissists. We could not agree more.
Read MoreEveryone makes mistakes
“At Monday night’s Senate meeting, I made a statement during our State Colleges Conference presentation saying that the Peru State Times must have prior approval from the PSC administration before publishing, and that they must also publish the opposing point of view in their opinion articles.
After further research, the original information presented, requiring approval and opposing articles, was proven to be false.
I am making this statement to correct those statements in our presentation. Peru State Times neither needs approval from the PSC administration for articles reflecting poorly on the school or its affiliates, nor is required to publish two sides to opinions.
I apologize for the incorrect information and take full responsibility for correcting that statement.”
—Jacob Rissler,
CSC Student Association President
Read MoreJournalism serves a vital function
Isaac Avilucea, reporter for the North Adams Transcript, in North Adams, Mass., wrote a feature story last week about Cheyanne Alcombright, a local school soccer player.
Read MoreSenate must rein in runaway spending: serve students before serving self
This week, Student Senate allocated $16,000 from student activity fees to send seven students and an adviser to New Orleans, La., in November, for a “leadership” conference.
Read MoreTake time to highlight overlooked heroics
It’s homecoming at CSC. The student body is set to crown its royalty this evening, and Saturday, the football team is hoping to send Adams State home with a loss.
Read MoreKeep equality in royalty roles
As reported this week, Amanda Gibbs, 23, senior of Gering, is a tri-gender member of Allies club running for homecoming king.
Read MoreSenate: serve constituents before serving self
The preamble to the Chadron State College Student Association Constitution charges representatives to “…judiciously manage such fiscal responsibilities as entrusted…”
Read MoreEDITING: Sculpt a work, but don’t destroy voice
We are all our worst critic.
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