Why you need to attend ‘Extremities’
The benefit of theatre is that it allows us to explore subjects that can often be difficult to discuss in real life without consequences to the people involved.
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Thursday, April 30, 2026
Opinion
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.
Letter: Nate Cochran on The Eagle
Dear Editor:
In light of recent events, namely the ongoing battle between student politicians and The Eagle, as well as the recent front page debacle in the Rapid City Journal, I would like to thank all the current and former Eagle staff members who have played a roll in The Eagle’s journalistic integrity over the years…
Read MoreHead to Head: Cynicism
Jeff McFarland says a negative outlook doesn’t accomplish anything, Spike Jordan says sycophantic praise does little to effect change.
Read MoreDo you think Student Senate should buy a F’real machine for the library coffee shop?
Student Senate is debating whether they should spend $10,000 to put a F’real machine in the library coffee shop.
Read more in the article found at: http://csceagle.com/2015/02/11/senate-approves-3-student-trustee-applications/
“What is your opinion about what has happened in Student Senate surrounding the resignations?”
Kiran Mand
19, sophomore of
Bellmawr, New Jersey
“I understand the resignations, but maybe it was too early. I feel like the Senate is a reflection on the President and Vice President.”
Stop telling our reporters what they can report
The First Amendment protects journalists and our right to publicize information that is of public interest. We fight to uphold our press freedom.
Read More‘Men have become the tool of their tools’
Last weekend, when I was in Scottsbluff doing some shopping, I decided to go to a chain restaurant for a burger. While I was in there, I was looking around, and I saw something that struck a chord with me. It was a little kid, maybe three or four years old, playing a game on a touch screen monitor.
Read MoreAshley Swanson on support for the CSC softball team
Dear Editor:
This past Saturday, CSC lost one of its own and there are no words to describe the pain seen on faces across campus, especially those of the softball team.
Though I was not acquainted with Fatima, it was heartbreaking to see how hurt her teammates and friends were during Saturday’s basketball games.
Pop music should take some notes
It goes without saying that music has taken many turns throughout the years, but lately the industry seems more and more corrupt.
Read MoreMarci Luton on Senate resignation
Dear Editor:
Following the Senate meeting of Jan. 19, I was informed that Senate President Dillon Spies had planned to appoint Coy Clark as Chief Justice and to appoint a Constitutional Court as well.
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