Sierra Nevada College is located in beautiful Incline Village, NV. As the campus slowly the grows the question, Is Incline Village a College town?
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.
Incline Village has not decided on the type of town it wants to be.
One two, check. The microphone cracks as third year emcee, Denise Jolly, abandons any attempt to use it and shouts into the crowd for two more judges to come forward, preferably unbiased people who “aren’t either friends with or fucking” the slam poets. Sierra Nevada College’s Patterson Hall is packed with students, locals, and contestants all anxiously awaiting the seventh annual Tahoe Slam Poetry Competition to begin.
There are just a few days of school left in the semester for the students of Sierra Nevada College, and from May 15-18, a handful of activities will take place, each a great time for the graduating students, their families, and the alumni to celebrate and appreciate the past year at SNC.
Writers in the Woods ended for the semester Saturday, April 27 with distinguished Poet Smith. The room was filled with community members and students waiting to hear the four-time national slam champion read her work.
The bookstore at Sierra Nevada College is providing students with study materials, food, drinks, and school clothing in a convenient on-campus location. Recently, the store has been going through some changes and a restructure. Anna-Marie Jones, the bookstore manager, explains why the restructure came about.
Pouring over her books at the library and trying to study for an upcoming test, Junior Danielle Dozbaba found herself stressed out and only wanting to go hiking outside.
Maggie Newman is a Sierra Nevada College student who studies art and has increasingly developed her skills within the past four years she has attended this school.