Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
2 days ago by Kelly Bleck
The Differential took the stage, emerging out of smoke and starting with a darker, Tool-inspired sound. Followed by alternative rock, grunge and jazz, Battle of the Bands represented the diversity of the northern Colorado music scene.
UNC Mirror, University of Northern Colorado, CO
2 days ago by Shannon Vinson
Halloween is over for the most part, but for UNC's Pride of the Rockies marching band, the fun was just beginning.
Nearly 600 University of Northern Colorado band members combined with high school band members from across Colorado crowded Nottingham Field on Saturday afternoon to help the marching band break the Guinness world record of "Most people to dance to Michael Jackson's "Thriller.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, CO
3 days ago by Jon Swihart
When I played the first "Gears of War" I thought to myself, "Man, it's really great bisecting those horrible Locust monsters with the chainsaw attached to the end of my assault rifle, but I feel like there could be more carnage." Needless to say, I was not disappointed by "Gears of War 2", where you can actually duel with chainsaws in a spark-filled extravaganza that ends with someone, or something, in two or more pieces on the floor.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, CO
4 days ago by Andrew Salazar
The gizmos and gadgets of the previous films are long gone, and James Bond seems to have filled this techno-void with assault rifles and gratuitous bloodshed. Daniel Craig's new version of the ever-womanizing English agent was hugely popular in "Casino Royale" with his new edgy look, and this refreshingly violent image of Bond hasn't been tamed in the slightest.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
5 days ago by Marjorie Hamburger
"In the Valley of Elah" is the most powerful film that has come along in ages.
Paul Haggis, the writer and producer behind "Crash," "Letters From Iwo Jima" and "Million Dollar Baby," produced and directed this movie that was released in September of 2007.
Campus Press, University of Colorado, CO
5 days ago by Jacob Elyachar
While most CU students are thankful that the first semester is almost over, the characters in both the DC Comics and Marvel Universes want to be thankful that they survive this brutal holiday season.
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Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
6 days ago by Erik Myers
The man isn't interested in talking.
"You don't see me," he mumbles, scurrying past the Collegian reporter, a duffel bag under arm. "Not here."
He, a lanky pale figure who could pass as the Unabomber's protégé in his black hoodie and baseball cap, makes his way to the tiny stage in the corner of the room.
2008 Woodie Awards
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