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Storming the Capitol [video] [slideshow]
About 200 students from nearly every college and university in Colorado responded en masse to the Joint Budget Committee's recommendation Wednesday that 300 million be cut from the 600 million higher education budget."Our message today is simple" said Adam Davenport Mesa State College Associated Student Government president in front of the crowd.
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200 students converge on the Capitol to protest higher ed. cuts
Around 200 students from state colleges in Colorado gathered Monday morning at the state Capitol to oppose the Joint Budget Committee proposal to slash state funding for higher education by 300 million dollars. Student government officers from CSU joined the crowd with signs chanting "SOS save our schools" and singing Twisted Sister's "We're not gonna take it.
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Former Black Panther encourages student activism
Vietnam veteran and former Black Panther turned Hurricane Katrina activist Malik Rahim stood in front of over 80 students and community members Thursday encouraging students to embrace their leftist activism and engage a lost nation "drunk on its own prosperity.
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New doctorate program 'puts CSU on the map' for developmental science
With the addition of its newest 76-credit-hour doctorate program CSU is now the first university in the state to offer Ph.D. degrees in Human Development and Family Studies as well as degrees in the baccalaureate and masters level. The new degree Applied Developmental Science is offered through the College of Applied Human Sciences.
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Snow storm closes CSU [VIDEO, AUDIO SLIDESHOW]
After Governor Bill Ritter issued a disaster declaration Thursday in response to Colorado blizzard conditions the National Weather Service reported that the peak of the storm passed Fort Collins late Thursday afternoon but snow fall is expected to subside throughout the evening.
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National Weather Service reports storm passed over Fort Collins late Thursday afternoon, snowfall expected to subside [VIDEO]
A university spokesperson confirmed Thursday that CSU will close at noon after the National Weather Service determined Fort Collins is currently under a Blizzard Warning early this morning.All classes and small university events will be cancelled said CSU spokesperson Brad Bohander.
CSU anticipates influx in student war veterans
CSU is expecting an influx of war veterans on campus pending President Barack Obama's actions to bring military troops home from foreign soil CSU officials confirmed especially in light of changes to the G.I. Bill that increased the level of financial support provided to returning soldiers.
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Holiday toy drive collects, gives to less fortunate children
With the holidays swiftly approaching thousands of shoppers in the Fort Collins community are flooding stores searching for the perfect gifts envisioning smiles when presenting their family and friends with tokens of love. Yet for some parents the thought of buying their children a special gift may seem like an insurmountable feat especially in the face of the current economic state.
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SLiCE volunteers for less fortunate families
This holiday season Student Leadership involvement and Community Engagement gather money to buy turkeys for the Food Bank for Larimer County during its second annual Turkey Drive.Last year the drive raised over 1000 for Thanksgiving turkeys and this year SLiCE Volunteer Program Coordinator Keith Colton hopes the CSU community will be able to once again help the food bank provide meals for those less fortunate in and around Fort Collins.
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Committee plans to make Fort Collins more bicycle-friendly
The City of Fort Collins Bicycle Advisory Committee aims tonight to raise the city from its current gold status as a bike-friendly community to platinum as awarded by the League of American Bicyclists. The committee formed in response to the 2008 Bike Plan adopted by City Council will establish a plan to make the Fort Collins community more cyclist-friendly and increase bike safety and education.
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CSU professor wins 'Nobel Prize for fishery research'
Although he was awarded what's being called the "Nobel Prize for fisheries research" last week CSU professor Kurt Fausch said he's most fortunate to have been able to balance a fulfilling career with a meaningful family life."My family and their achievements are the most important thing in my life after which my work comes second" Fausch said.
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Mobile sexual health cart promotes safe sex at CSU
Appearing in response to surveys that report that 65 percent of CSU's sexually active student body does not regularly use condoms Hartshorn Health Services will unveil once more Pat's Pleasure Parlor a mobile sexual health cart today on the Lory Student Center Plaza.
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Pat's Pleasure Parlor parades onto Plaza
Hartshorn Health Services unveiled on the Plaza Monday Pat's Pleasure Parlor a mobile sexual health cart to dispense a variety of free condoms dental dams and lubricants to the student body.The cart which will be featured on the Plaza every Monday from 11 to 1 p.
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All Hallow's Eve concert to give thrills, chills
Inside the Lory Student Center under a low-lit ambience eight CSU musical organ students along with professor Joel Bacon will put on their third annual Halloween Organ Extravaganza tonight. There will be two performances one organ concert at 6 p.m. and one "double-header" where Bacon and the organ students will accompany the silent film "The Phantom of the Opera.
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Two CSU students create video production company
Brad Scott and Nate Watkins stood eyes fixed on the electronic light emanating from the LCD screen on their high definition camcorder in the back dining room of Woody's Pizza. Restaurant customers sitting nearby kept quiet tentatively watching the production before them.
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CSU band, fans upset over 2009 Showdown in Boulder
With uniforms gleaming and instruments polished the CSU marching band prepared to enter Folsom Field in Boulder. No problems were expected for the day with routines memorized and music fully practiced. Nobody anticipated the problem that would occur before the band even reached the field and it all happened so fast.
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'People tactics' take private donations
By Kelley Bruce RobinsonThe Rocky Mountain CollegianSusan Latimer loves to help less fortunate students succeed. Whether it's first year students who cannot afford housing costs or commuters that need money for gas to get to classes Latimer contributes.
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