The air was filled with Hebrew music on Friday, Jan. 25 as Jewish students looking to celebrate the Sabbath gathered to sing, pray, and eat Kosher meals.
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While the Conference on World Affairs may not be here until April, CWA organizers have already begun a series of lectures at CU. Israeli journalist Stuart Schoffman gave CU’s student community a lecture on prejudice in the radically controversial movie “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan” Wednesday evening at the UMC.
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As Wall Street slowly recovers from the plummet of stocks on Tuesday; investors in the CU community have faith in recovery for the long run.
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A new organization called Embrace is in the process of becoming CU’s tenth multicultural sorority.
“I proposed to start Embrace during the spring semester of 2007,” said Christine Thai, a junior integrative physiology major. “This group initially started because a small group of women and I all agreed that our campus would really benefit to have a group like this.”
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While the Conference on World Affairs may not be here until April, CWA organizers have already begun a series of lectures at CU. Israeli journalist Stuart Schoffman gave CU’s student community a lecture on prejudice in the radically controversial movie “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan” Wednesday evening at the UMC.
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RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) _ Egyptian border guards wielding clubs and electric prods directed throngs of Palestinians as they crossed into Egypt for a second day Thursday, but made little attempt to block the flow from Gaza.
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DENVER (AP) _ A national environmental group is already weighing in on Colorado’s U.S. Senate race, expected to be among the most competitive nationwide, by naming Republican candidate Bob Schaffer to its “Dirty Dozen” list.
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DENVER (AP) _ A national environmental group is already weighing in on Colorado’s U.S. Senate race, expected to be among the most competitive nationwide, by naming Republican candidate Bob Schaffer to its “Dirty Dozen” list.
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The entire city of Boulder may be riding the Hop for free if UCSU approves a newly submitted proposal. Mark Olofson, a first-year graduate student studying education, is proposing a slight increase in student fees in order to make the Hop bus route free of charge for everyone in Boulder.
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College students looking for test study aids will have the opportunity to access past exams by using the College Wikis Test Bank Web site.