Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
1 day ago by Andy Dose
At first, there were only a few people, about eight in all.
But as 11:50 p.m. drew near Friday night, people started showing up at the Lory Student Center in droves. It would only be a matter of minutes before a little over 400 men and women clad only in their underwear were joking and laughing, chanting and screaming in front of the LSC, ready to make a run for it.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
1 day ago by Aaron Hedge
Student Media Director Jeff Browne will not continue in his position once the CSU department becomes a private, non-profit news organization on Aug. 1.
The decision, made by the new president of the organization, Larry Steward, comes on the heels of a notification to the advisers of the company that they would keep their jobs.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
5 hours ago by Tim Maddocks
In a red flannel shirt, faded-blue jeans and carrying his usual wooden cane, "Old Town" Gerry makes his first round every afternoon. He visits bars and restaurants in search of what most take for granted -- good conversation.
After this he goes home for a nap and makes another round in the evening.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
7 hours ago by Jen Cintora
Kat Aden's decision to sport dreadlocks was a religious one.
"God had been challenging me about materialism," the equine science and pre-vet freshman said.
Sophomore Heather Taylor had a friend do her dreadlocks the day she signed out of a four-year military stint.
"In the Army, you're not allowed to have any type of freedom of expression," said Taylor, a global tourism major. "I wanted to show I wasn't the same as everyone else."
Bonnie Sizer, a freshman art and speech communications major, had a different approach to her matted or knotted strands of hair.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
7 hours ago by Aaron Montoya
Marlon Blake didn't choose to attend CSU because of the university's standing as a leading research institution, its respected faculty or its proximity to the mountain paradise that surrounds the Fort Collins area.
He chose CSU because his finger landed on its name when he opened up a college directory to a random page and pointed to a random line.
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Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
1 day ago by Nikka Peralta
The UNM chapter of Lambda Theta Phi fraternity recently received an award from its national headquarters for chapter of the year.
Lambda Theta Phi was founded in 1975 and was the country's first recognized Latino fraternity. In 1998 the UNM chapter was chartered on campus.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
1 day ago
Staff Report Since being drafted by the Boston Celtics, former Lobo basketball player JR Giddens has been ping-ponging across the United States - Texas, California, Oklahoma, Boston, and, most recently, New Mexico. His life, he said, revolves around basketball.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
1 day ago
Editor, No politician has a flawless diplomatic record, but I'm inclined to vote for John McCain for several reasons. On May 18, Sen. Barack Obama ignorantly claimed nations such as Iran, Cuba and Venezuela do not pose a threat to America because they are geographically small in comparison to Russia.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
6 days ago by Sean Reed
Oops, he did it again.
Last week, presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain released his latest attack ad against his presumptive Democratic opponent Barack Obama -- and it's even better than the new Batman movie.
The ad, which compares Sen.
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Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
This week: Sustainability conference review, 2010 governor candidate visits campus, and Poly Canyon Village to open soon
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