Opinion

This October was one unlike any other in the state of Colorado. After 15 years as a major league baseball franchise, the Colorado Rockies made it to the World Series for the very first time. October became known as Rocktober, a month filled with anticipation, joy and eventual disappointment.

You’ve heard the commercials on the radio, seen the advertisements on the back of the bus: Help a family, earn $10,000! Become an egg donor today!

In recent years, CU’s men’s football and basketball programs have been plagued by scandal and disinterest. So why the recent turnaround in public opinion? Why, all of a sudden, are slogans like “CU is back” and “Have you heard the Buzz” being seen and heard all over campus?

On any given day, my roommates and I sit around and watch reruns of reality TV shows and bitch about our lives. We encourage each other to skip classes so that we can watch the same episode of “The Hills” for the eighth time. We literally plead with each other, “Don’t go to class. Please, stay and watch ‘Run’s House’ with me, you love this episode.”

It’s that time of year again – you can feel it. This Friday, the Nebraska Cornhuskers will roll into Boulder to face your Colorado Buffaloes in Folsom Field in the regular season finale for both teams.

The winner will be bowl eligible. The loser will get an early start on recruiting. It will be a cold day for what has emerged as one of the hottest rivalries in college football.

Ahhh, fall is the season of turkey and stuffing, getting together with all those relatives who you wouldn’t bother with if you weren’t related by blood, brilliantly colored leaves dancing in the wind and the melodious sounds of Christmas music timed to the dancing lights at the…

The two biggest lightning rods in Major League Baseball managed to grab the headlines together on Thursday in what may go down as one of the most infamous days in baseball history. This won’t be the only time Alex Rodriguez and Barry Bonds cross paths in the media over the next 10 years.

Imagine your wildest, sickest fantasies.

You know, the one’s you shouldn’t do on a Sunday, but the computer was on anyways — and one click led to another.

There are fewer things I hate talking about more as a “tech guy” than illegal downloading and government.

CP staffers Rob Ryan and Brian Malnes face off on the merits of the vice president-turned-nobel laureate.