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Yay I’m graduating (YOLO, I suppose)

Opinion | 6 months ago

I was going to write about the Grammy nominations, how they’re interesting in the context of intended demographics and whether my generation will ever care about a once-yearly award show. It’s hard to imagine that we will, considering there’s that Internet thing, lots of constant communication, a news cycle that relies on immediacy, the ability [...]

Fern Lake Fire more than doubles in size over the weekend

News | 6 months ago

The Fern Lake Fire, which began Oct. 9 outside of Estes park, grew to more than 3,500 acres during the weekend, with high winds Friday night resulting in a 3 mile spread of the fire in just 35 minutes. According to inciweb.org, the fire is 20 percent contained and within the boundaries of Rocky Mountain [...]

What Tubalr.com means for the music industry’s quest to monetize

Opinion | 6 months ago

A couple days ago a Reddit poster named Cody Stewart started a simple thread about a music app he’s been developing for the past two years. The web site is called Tubalr.com, and within the last two days, Stewart’s thread has received more than 2,800 comments — most of them glowing. So what is Tubalr.com? [...]

What Texas should focus on (other than seceding)

Opinion | 7 months ago

The petition to peacefully grant the state of Texas permission to withdraw from the United States of America has 109,119 signatures at the time of writing. That’s 84,119 signatures more than needed to qualify for a response from the White House. Clearly, there is a strong-ish movement for the state of Texas to become Texas [...]

Tuesday’s no-brainers: Obama’s reelection, conservative pundits’ insistence he would lose and Nate Silver’s infinite wisdom

Opinion | 7 months ago

Presidential elections are supposed to be nail biters, bitter fights to the end, high blood pressure affairs — they’re supposed to look like a great sporting event. Or at least that’s how the media want to represent presidential elections, no matter how close they really are. The truth is that, at least for Tuesday’s race, Obama [...]

ASAP’s self generated revenue likely to shrink for third year in a row, may “go in the red”

News | 7 months ago

According to documents obtained by the Collegian and interviews with current and former ASAP staffers, low sales figures for the 2012 Cobra Starship RamJam concert are likely to exacerbate a four-year downward trend in self-generated revenue for the organization. This may create a situation in which it does not meet its mandated $50,000 in self [...]

Why Glenn Beck will influence the 2016 election

Opinion | 7 months ago

Do you remember Glenn Beck? It seems hard not to, but the far right pundit has been out of the spotlight for a minute now. He used to host that show on the Fox News Channel, remember? He mocked people, spewed politically-charged lies as “news” and made a lot of enemies. But along the way [...]

Amendment 64: What do people who sell marijuana think?

News | 7 months ago

Kevin Ballinger owns Herb’s Medicinals in Berthoud, Colo. — a medical marijuana dispensary. In both personal and professional aspects, marijuana plays a large role in Dallinger’s life; more than just make his living off of it, Ballinger credits his marijuana consumption for making him an “asset to society” after an auto injury left him disabled [...]

The best events in Fort Collins this weekend

A & E | 7 months ago

What: Rollins Pass Mini-Film Festival Where: Behavioral Sciences Building When: Saturday, Nov. 3 Times: 6:30 p.m. Cost: Free for students/$5 for the general Public It seems that Colorado is known only for skiing, John Elway, high altitude nose bleeds and beer, but it turns out our history goes deeper than Tom Cruise’s home in Aspen. [...]

Former FEMA Director Michael Brown apologizes for accusing CSU graduate of threatening to assassinate Mitt Romney

News | 7 months ago

Michael Brown, former FEMA director and 850 KOA News Radio show host, has apologized for accusing former CSU graduate student Katherine Van Wyngarden of threatening to assassinate Mitt Romney. Brown originally blogged on the 850 KOA web site yesterday that Wyngarden tweeted, “and if Mitt Romney becomes president I’ll (sic) personally assassinate himself (sic) fucking [...]

Still reading Tony Frank's emails . . . and I've graduated . . . something might be wrong with my summer.