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Remembering CU student Grant Munski
Grant Munski was preparing to graduate this May with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in printmaking. When the 23-year-old took his own life the weekend of April 20, the CU community was left stunned, especially those in the art department who knew Munski... read more »
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Bear tranquilized in tree near Williams Village
A bear spotted wandering around Williams Village this morning has been safely tranquilized by wildlife officials. Ryan Huff, CU Police Department spokesperson, said that CUPD received a call around 8 a.m. Thursday morning that a bear was wondering... read more »
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Multi-disciplinary school for journalism study to be further discussed at CU
Plans for a new college to replace the School of Journalism and Mass Communication are moving forward and will require a cohesion of faculty from different colleges within CU. Mark Briggs the director of digital media for KING-5 TV in Seattle... read more »
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President Obama to CU: “We’ve got to make college affordable for you”
One thing was on the mind of President Barack Obama Tuesday night when he visited the University of Colorado: affordable higher education. As part of his current cross-country college tour, President Obama spoke to a packed Coors Event Center... read more »
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CU Triathlon wins third straight national championship
We got on the bus to DIA last Thursday a group of hopeful, excited and admittedly nervous triathletes. We came back national champions. On the CU Triathlon Team, that’s how it’s done. We train hard all year, pushing each other and pushing... read more »
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Obama’s lower interest rates of great interest to CU students
President Barack Obama’s impeding arrival on campus is a topic of much discussion at CU this week. With his plan of discussing lowering student loan interest rates, it’s an issue at the forefront of most students’ minds and close to... read more »
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Buffs tennis finishes winless conference season
In Colorado’s ninth shutout loss this season, the women’s tennis team fell to the University of Utah 7-0 Saturday in the final match of the regular season. The Buffs haven’t won a conference match in 25 attempts with the last win coming... read more »
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Theater Buff: Rennie Harris’ “Heaven”
“Heaven,” originally composed by Rennie Harris, is a play performed through hip-hop interpretive dance set to Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring” that brings an out-of-the-ordinary definition of storytelling to the stage. Harris... read more »
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CU students line up for tickets to see Obama
Hundreds of CU students waited patiently in line at the University Memorial Center Sunday morning to get a ticket to see president Barack Obama speak at the Coors Events Center on Tuesday. The line wrapped around the UMC, from the front doors... read more »
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Wyclef Jean concert sees only 1,500 students on 4/20
This year’s 4/20 celebration was marked with an increase in security, a closed campus and a Wyclef Jean concert that showed little attendance from the student population. CUSG and Program Council sponsored a free concert performed by hip-hop... read more »
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Separation of church and campus
With the exception of an occasional Bible-seller by the UMC, it’s highly unlikely that the average CU student will experience any sort of run-in with religion while walking through campus. A pro-life demonstration from a Christian organization... read more »
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Colorado rugby has disappointing season, looks towards future
This postseason reflection was written by a member of the CU rugby team. Colorado rugby had a disappointing season in 2012. After coming into the season with high expectations, the Buffs finished with a 3-4 overall record and missed their shot... read more »
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CUI Sports mailbag
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Plans for CU baseball not in the immediate future