Opinion

The Chase had some questions about the Greyhounds and Zias, so its reporters canvassed the athletic fields for answers. What follows is the inaugural “College Athletes Poll,” the results of a representative sample conducted with […]

By Matthew Hall Since March 15, 2011, Syria has become a genocidal country, driven by self-seeking power and civil war. This all started as protests—protests demanding the resignation of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Assad’s family has […]

By Eamon Scarbrough On Monday, September 16, 34-year-old Aaron Alexis, a former Navy Reserve, walked into Building 197 of the Washington, D.C., Navy Yard with a shotgun and killed 12 people. He was killed in […]

By Chad Painter Eastern New Mexico University has about 400 student athletes, and it is failing each and every one them. The University’s motto states “Student Success—That’s What It’s All About,” yet we are failing […]

By Eamon Scarbrough Portales has, like any town, its fair share of good and bad characteristics. That should be common knowledge for those who have attended ENMU for any extended period of time. Although it […]

By Larry Molina II Hundreds lay dead in the streets; men, women, children, infants. Their bodies left in the sun to spoil the air with the rancid rot of death. They are left twisted in […]