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Guest Column: What ASCSU has been doing for you
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ASCSU has been working hard since the beginning of the semester to address issues that affect our daily lives as students. Here's a rundown of what we're doing. The Morgan Library is easily the most universal study space and resource for students on the CSU campus.
Hysteria over uranium mining is unjustified
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Generally political activism is something to be applauded, but the recent frenzy raised over the proposal for uranium mining in Weld County has really gotten out of hand. The uranium mining industry is not new. Uranium mining has been going on for the better part of a century and Colorado has been a leading producer of uranium since the 1940's.
LTTE: Let the allergic people know
While I applaud LSC dining services for their devoted efforts in being environmentally friendly, the Feb. 8 article "LSC offers corn-based dining disposables" raised some serious concerns with me. I, along with many other people, am a sufferer of severe allergies.
Guest Column: Love - the foundation of education
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As Valentines Day is right around the corner, love is in the air on the CSU campus, and especially in the classroom. But what does "love" have to do with teaching? Everything. Recall that the first recorded thoughts about teaching begin with Socrates -- ¬¬¬¬who sought the truth through philosophy.
Valentines day -- the least romantic day of the year.
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A good friend once said to me, "there comes a time in every man's life when he must empty his pockets and sell his soul." That time, of course, is Valentine's Day, and it is right around the corner. Now, men and women everywhere (I disagree with my friend in that I think this fateful day makes members of both sexes equally miserable) are scrambling like ants to impress their significant others and prospects by being spontaneous and romantic.
Our View: CSU needs diverse students
If you're a CSU student reading this editorial, chances are you're white. If you're in class, take a look to your left, and then your right. Chances are your neighbors are white, too. In fact, 87 percent of the CSU student body is white. The other 13 percent represents Black, Hispanic, Asian American and Native American students, according to the university's 2007-2008 Fact Book.
