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The Last Word in Astrology
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ARIES (March 21-April 19): Rely on yourself if you want to get things done. Someone you love will have a hard time understanding what you want, so be patient. Put more time and effort into your financial situation -- set a budget and stay within it. 2 stars TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Make the adjustments at home that will make your life easier.
Ram Talk
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Anyone else find it ironic that the same people who said Bush deserved respect simply because he was the president now support crude Obama jokes? Is it bad that I get more pleasure from my boyfriend's motorcylce than I do him? To the columnist attacking engineers: The ones you are after are the ones you depend on.
Will Barack Obama's foreign policy beat President Bush's?
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"And that's the flaw of the Bush doctrine," then-Sen. Barack Obama explained to ABC News anchor Charles Gibson in January. "It wasn't that he went after those who attacked America. It was that he went after those who didn't." By consensus, the Bush doctrine is dead.
Support student votes in the BOG
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Currently the Associated Students of CSU president sits in all of the CSU System Board of the Governors meetings, hearing major decisions being made about the university. However, the ASCSU president legally has to keep many of the topics discussed in the meetings completely confidential -- he cannot even discuss these issues with his vice-president.
CSU students offer stance on Penley resignation
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Recently, CSU was rocked with former CSU President Larry Penley's resignation from the university after five years of service. In the aftermath, there has been much debate on campus surrounding the sudden announcement and the future of CSU. The Collegian set out to capture some of this debate.
Yays and Nays
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Yay | to football and volleyball seniors for a good run at CSU. It's been fun. Nay | to no snowfall in Fort Collins yet. It's mid-November in Colorado! What you think about that, Bill Gray? Yay | to Interim CSU President Tony Frank. His straight talk with the university community since taking office is just what the doctor ordered.
Interim president Tony Frank changes on the right track
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It looks as though the iron curtain is finally starting to lift from around CSU administration. Just two weeks following the sudden resignation of former CSU President Larry Penley, students and faculty are beginning to get a picture of what the university will look like, at least for the next few months, under the leadership of Interim President Tony Frank.
Gay rights and the 'equality recession'
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Gay people are a strange bunch. For some reason, they just won't shut the hell up about this whole equal rights business. It's like they think our nation has a giant bag of equality stowed somewhere near that really old -- oh, what was it called? -- Constitution.
Our View: Changes to the 'green' university
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In a message sent to the CSU community on Friday, Interim President Tony Frank outlined his future plans and goals for the university, which included a commitment to "improved communication and open, collaborative decision making." He also announced the elimination of several central administrative positions, freeing up about $500,000 in funds formerly tied up in administrative salaries.
