Eagles defeat CCU, fall on senior night
Chadron State capitalized on a lights out first half to fly past Colorado Christian University, 82-69, Friday, at the Chicoine Events Center.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2026
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Extreme but worth it
In the song “Blurred Lines,” Robin Thicke says “I know you want it” 18 times. Ignore it, defend it, abhor it; we live in a world where consent takes a back seat to objectification, and where plays like William Mastrosimone’s “Extremities” are more important than ever.
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‘This season is for Fitty’
“Even when you’ve played the game of your life, it’s the feeling of teamwork that you’ll remember. You’ll forget the plays, the shots, and the scores, but you’ll never forget your teammates,” Deborah Miller Palmore, basketball Olympian, said.
Fatima Larios, No. 20, sophomore softball player of Monterey, California, passed away early Saturday morning.
False claim exposes emergency system flaws
A bizarre series of events involving a stolen car and a false report about a lone gunman roaming afoot near CSC, triggered a campus-wide lockdown for nearly six hours late Saturday night and into Sunday morning, and exposed flaws in CSC’s emergency notification system.
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Eagles steal thunder from CSU-Pueblo
The men’s basketball team got its fourth win of the season against Colorado State University-Pueblo. The Eagles were previously on a nine-game losing streak.
With a strong offensive performance, the Eagles handled the ThunderWolves defense with ease.
CSC celebrates MLK Day
There was a special open mic event Sunday night in the Student Center Ballroom in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Snacks and beverages were offered for everyone. The event was organized by Gavan Archibald, RD of Kent Hall. Students were encouraged to show off their talent and creativity, whether in song or allowing the audience to vibe with them through poetry.
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‘Enough is enough’
We all know the story of Martin Luther King Jr. We learned in high school he was a civil rights activist who believed in nonviolent fighting. He gave many famous speeches and was assassinated in 1968. We have heard the history of King.
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Women find a win in new year
Chadron State lost the free throw battle against the Fort Lewis Skyhawks, along with the game, 77-59 in the first RMAC game of the new year.
Read MoreWomen’s team ends 2014 season 1-9
Following a 69-59 loss to Regis University Friday night, the Eagles were outrebounded and outshot by Metro State University of Denver, Saturday, ultimately leading to a 67-47 loss.
Read MoreSuper Region 4 teams selected
Ryan Wood, sophomore safety of Stockton, California, will advance to the ballot for the 2014 D-II All-American team after being placed on the Don Hansen Super Region 4 team as part of the second team.
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