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45 year-old
drought ended Nathan Davis, sports editor Last weekend was one that will not quickly be forgotten by members of the College of Eastern Utah men’s basketball team. On Friday they dismissed Salt Lake Community College Bruins, and secured a place in the finals of the Scenic West Athletic Conference tournament and then on Saturday the Eagles knocked off nationally ranked North Idaho College to secure the first conference title in 45 years. The week before the tournament EU closed out the regular season with a loss in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, against NIC, and a win against the College of Southern Idaho Eagles. USU-CEU history in the making
Vote Awaits Governor’s Signature The College of Eastern Utah is now officially part of the Utah State University system as a result of the passage of Senate Bill 69 by the Utah State Legislature March 4.
SWAC Day One WOMAN'S: NIC VS. CNCC SWAC Day Two WOMEN'S: NIC VS. CSI SWAC Day Three: Championship Games Saturday night at the BDAC, the NIC lady Cardinals played the SLCC Bruins for the SWAC title. Camille Reynolds hit a three for the Cardinals to get things started. NIC jumps out to an early 7-2 lead with 18:41 left in the first half. SLCC’s Avi Burgess made a nice play on a fast break to cut the Cardinal lead to 9-6. Hale Holmstead put SLCC ahead by one with a nice cutting lay-up, it’s 12-11 Bruins.
Chilean disaster makes for an earlier bedtime Carlie Miller, staff writer The news has been filled with disasters from around to world. Earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, tornadoes, cyclones etc. What takes place after all disasters is the relief and reconstruction and donations of time and money go out to the affected persons. After a period of time, the disaster is forgotten by the rest of the world unless it affected the international economy or took place in a world power country. But did you know that some disasters can permanently affect the world? Even the time you go to bed? You can’t judge a book by its cover, but by its heart Caitlin Wright, lifestyles editor Everyone is an open book. It just depends on what kind of book; that is the question. There are many different genres of literature it is too generalizing to say that every person falls under the same category. Sleeping habits of the average college student survey says: not healthy Cassidy Scovill, staff writer College changes a person, and much like high school it gets you prepared for your future jobs. It teaches you about responsibility and forces you to juggle your life and school. It also forces you to stay awake entire nights and continue your day as if you were a zombie. Letter to the editor from CEUSA Dear Editor: Retro dancing
Castle Valley Center ‘80s Dance
CEU students gathered in the JLSC Multi-purpose Room to dance with the students from the Castle Valley Center, to the groove of ‘80s music. The Sun Center sponsored the dance and those who went believed it turned out as a great success.
Assistant basketball coach plans to stay in profession for life
Coaching is about supporting
and caring about people Shala Pitchforth, staff writer “We all have greatness in us; we just need to find it” There are monumental people who inspire, lead by example, motivate, and dedicate their lives into the service of others. College of Eastern Utah’s Assistant Coach Brad Barton is one of those people. As the clock ran down its final minutes at Saturday night’s championship game between the CEU Eagles and Northern Idaho Cardinals, Barton’s face glowed with pride. He sat in anticipation, his fist clenched in the air in celebration. Zwick profiled in Montclair’s Who’s Who in North America Henry Andrew Frank Zwick has been selected for inclusion in the 2009-10 edition of Montclair’s “Who’s Who in North America”. Nighthawk Review Just a reminder that the deadline for submission to the College of Eastern Utah’s Nighthawk Review – the student-edited literary journal is Wednesday, March 17.
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