Opinions, editorials, and letters to the editor.
As a public forum, The Eagle invites guest columns and letters to the editor from all readers. Opinions expressed in submissions belong solely to the author(s) and DO NOT necessarily reflect the opinions of The Eagle staff, its adviser, CSC students, faculty, administrators or governing body.
Please limit all guest columns or letters to 400 words. Deadline for submissions is noon Monday for consideration in the following Thursday’s edition. The Eagle reserves the right to edit or reject all submissions.
This semester I have chosen to return to the classroom as a student. It is a one credit class on picture matting and framing. I have learned so much from this class, but I have found that I have not taken responsibility for my coursework.
Read MoreThe semester is coming quickly to a close, and we’re reminded every week by our adviser to remain vigilant and finish strong. “You are only as good as the last thing you did.”
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Gavan Archibald
Resident Adviser of Kent Hall
“I feel like its
something positive and a way for us to give back to the
community and the home of this thriving college since they have helped us.”
Oh boy, it’s everyone’s favorite time of the year; election season! I have never been big on student government because I feel like it’s a flawed system and needs an overhaul, but I want to keep readers informed about candidates and other things, so why not? I have taken a good look at all of the candidates and have come to the conclusion that Senator Michael Hall is probably the best guy for the job.
Read MoreWhen the editorial board met to discuss if we should endorse a candidate, we reviewed our notes and the audio recording, and are convinced that Nathaniel Brown, sophomore of Rapid City, South Dakota, will be best fit for Student Senate President.
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Angela Cruz
19, sophomore of Valentine
“Somebody who’s willing to work hard and ensure the student’s money is being spent on stuff student’s actually need.”
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The Spring 2015 Student Senate Presidential Debate took place Monday evening in the Rita King Library, and was moderated by Social & Communication Arts Associate Professor and Dept. Chair Robert Knight.
Three candidates are running for President of Student Senate.
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Being in college it is assumed that students will maintain some form of responsibility, whether it is completing homework every day for classes or taking on tasks for an organization you are a member of.
Read MoreThe time for Student Senate elections is approaching, and with it comes a chance for students to make a difference in the type of leaders we choose. It’s exciting that we get the chance to have a say in who has some deciding power over where the Senate budget goes and who can help make significant changes on our campus a reality.
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