League reprimands lack consistency
With controversy hovering around the NFL executives and players, the topic of domestic abuse has come to the forefront of the picture in the past few months.
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With controversy hovering around the NFL executives and players, the topic of domestic abuse has come to the forefront of the picture in the past few months.
Read MoreI want to tell you a little secret: I hate writing. I hate writing just about as much as any college student, if not more.
Read MoreAbout a week or so ago, I did something that I promised myself I would never do: I watched The Big Bang Theory.
Read MoreElection Day in the United States is the Tuesday following the first Monday in November. This year, that day is Nov. 4, which is less than 50 days from today.
Read MoreIn my down time, I like to get on the internet.
Read MoreKim Kardashian having a baby and naming her North, Robin Williams’ death, Ferguson, Missouri shooting of a teenager, ISIS (also called ISIL and the Islamic State), these are all examples of major headline stories. Now tell me, which one is more important than the rest?
Read MoreJazz Bozner
23, senior of Rock Spring, Wyoming
“I read The Eagle for athletics, and catch news in the caf.”
Taylor Allison
19, sophomore of Gordon
“Since ISIS goes against everything America stands for they are a direct threat. We need to put a stop to this. We need to communicate with our allies and find solutions to the
situation.”
We were all rocked by the events in Ferguson. Military-grade weaponry patrolled a suburb of St. Louis as if it were Fallujah, while policemen violated the constitutional rights of peaceful protesters and even journalists.
Read MoreMost CSC students weren’t even in high school when the U.S. military invaded Iraq in 2003. It’s likely then that few of us remember the rhetoric that drove us into the nearly nine-year conflict.
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