The Eagle’s Eye bids farewell to Managing Editor, Jenn Sheridan, Photo Editor Jake Pollock and A&E Editor Patrick Hoeppner who will graduate May 18.
Mike Cotich is a transfer student from Pennsylvania who has come to Sierra Nevada College to change his life. The new environment and culture of Tahoe is helping him reach for his future while keeping his love of music and snowboarding close.
Chay Combs hails from Oklahoma, a place she says is filled with southern hospitality and churches on every corner.
Zach Birdsell, a first-year student from San Diego, is excited about going to college in Lake Tahoe. He believes this new environment will help him move toward his dreams of becoming a superior MMA (mixed martial arts) fighter.
Having traveled from Finland to the United States to further her education and pursue her passion for skiing, Johanna Tikkanen speaks about life at SNC and her plans with the ski team.
An avid rock climber and outdoorsman, one of his biggest accomplishments was hiking the 2,180-mile Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia in four and a half months.
Living his life exactly how he snowboards, the word “try” doesn’t exist in Sierra Nevada College competitive snowboarder, Freshmen Marco Gooding’s impressively large vocabulary, there is only do.
Nicknamed “Spicoli” after the carefree surfer character in the movie “Fast Times at Ridgemont High”, Alex Daoussis may look and sometimes act the part, but behind his fun-loving demeanor lies a sharp wit and creative mind.
Lucy Sandoval is calm, friendly and patient–the ideal characteristics of an aspiring high school math teacher. Recently married and the mother of a 5-year-old daughter, Lucy has a strong appreciation for family and culture.
Chris Muravez looks a bit different than the average Sierra Nevada College student. He shows off his tattoos and piercings with pride, and he sports a handlebar mustache that would make Hulk Hogan jealous.