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Students sound off on Homecoming concert
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Last week, the Associated Students of CSU and Association for Student Activity Programming announced their selection of Three 6 Mafia and Lupe Fiasco to perform at this year's Homecoming concert, creating much excitement and dialogue campus-wide. Elisa Canali, a wildlife and conservation biology major, was kind enough to sit down with the Collegian and explain her views on the concert.
So you're going to the Homecoming Concert …
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Are you going to the homecoming concert? With only around eight thousand tickets available and 25,000 students on campus, there are approximately 17,000 of you that totally missed out. And who could blame some of you? I waited an hour and a half for my ticket, and I am sure many waited longer.
For Bush, it's not too late to save face
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I have promised you, dear readers, to every week deliver a collection of exaggerated and pointless ramblings of sorts that eventually alienates our celibate engineering comrades. But I am sad to say that this week I have followed the lead of my lying columnist colleagues and have broken my promise.
How to protest the right way
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It looks as though the protest is coming back to CSU. On Thursday, a Viking helmet-clad, caped protestor was arrested following an incident in which he free climbed the Morgan Library, dropped a banner from the roof that read "GUCK THE FUVERMENT" and then attempted to flee on a bike stashed in the bushes.
Deregulation led to Dow panic
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Most everyone has seen the dizzying fall of the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the last few days. After falling 812 points to its lowest level in three years, many are beginning to panic at the state of the economy. The subprime mortgage crisis is breaking the back of American stock markets.
Yays and Nays
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Yay to the CSU football team for pulling off the victory against Houston this weekend. Keep up the wins, and we may not have to nay you this season. Nay to the economy and industry bailouts. If only we still lived in a simpler time when people were making obscene amounts of money that they then loaned to people with bad credit.
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Stress Free Mobility
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Your cell phone should not stress you out. Instead, it should be used as a tool to make your life easier, as it was originally intended. Recently, BBC Radio reported on a study commissioned by the U.K. Post Office that found one out of every two people in the U.
Ram Talk
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Dear CSU, It's nice to know that after four years of classes, papers, all nighters and tests, the best my career fair can offer me is a floor manager position at Abercrombie? I know where I'll want to go to grad school - not here. To the girls with the green and white sheets in the PHIL class: if only PHIL 142 were as easy as you.
