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Ningún ser humano es Ilegal

Apr 232013

Tweet A principios de este mes, la agencia de noticias Associated Press dejó de usar la frase “inmigrante ilegal” en su manual de estilo de 2013. Este es un paso [more...]

Posted by Tyanna Slobe on April 23, 2013 at 1:00 pm Opinion Tagged with: Estado Unidos, Government, La Sociedad, Mexico, Race and ethnicity in the United States Census, SlideShare, Spanish pronouns, United States 2 Responses »

Colorado State actually gets a snow day

Apr 212013

Tweet Based on the 4/12 RamTalk — “If you’re new to Colorado, be aware that “spring” is spelled s-t-i-l-l-w-i-n-t-e-r.” Editor’s note: This column is satire. The Collegian is not responsible [more...]

Posted by Davis English on April 21, 2013 at 10:00 am Weekender Tagged with: April Showers, California, Chihuahua, Colorado, Colorado State, Mexico, Snow, Snow Day, weather No Responses »

César Chávez to be honored at Colorado State through a week of celebration

Mar 272013

Tweet It was when Claudia Hernandez, a sophomore student, was very young that she first heard about César Chávez. Friday, March 22 marked the beginning of César Chávez week at CSU [more...]

Posted by Bailey Constas on March 27, 2013 at 11:00 am Features, News, The Well Tagged with: César Chávez, CesarChavez, Farmworker, Hernandez, Mexico, Shawn Hernandez, United Farm Workers, United States 3 Responses »

What not to do over Spring Break

Mar 152013

Tweet As a graduating senior I’ve had enough Spring Break experience under my belt to know quite well what to do in the oh so glorious week off of school. [more...]

Posted by Quinn Scahill on March 15, 2013 at 12:00 pm Opinion Tagged with: Kansas, Mexico, MTV, Recreation, Specialty Travel, Spring break, Student, Travel No Responses »

A date with Mexican Expressionism in ‘Mariela in the Desert’

Feb 012013

Tweet With the frigid temperatures becoming more and more paralyzing, the Fort Collins community could use an escape into the desert, even if it is only for a few [more...]

Posted by Bailey Constas on February 1, 2013 at 12:00 am The Well, Weekender Tagged with: Desert, Diego Rivera, Fort Collin, Fort Collins Colorado, Frida Kahlo, Mexico, Theatre No Responses »

Buying LSD on Ebay: Welcome to Silk Road

Nov 162012

Tweet Some people have been saying recently that the legalization of marijuana in our state is a definitive blow to the War on Drugs in the US. While the importance [more...]

Posted by Quinn Scahill on November 16, 2012 at 11:00 am Opinion Tagged with: Bitcoin, Drug War, Google, Illegal drug trade, Invisible Web, Mexico, Silk Road, United States 10 Responses »

Fifth annual Fort Collins Chile Fest takes place this Saturday

Sep 142012

Tweet The typical Texas Chili cook-offs are one thing, but the Annual Fort Collins Chile Fest is a whole other animal of spicy proportions. The fifth annual Chile Fest will [more...]

Posted by Em Kribs on September 14, 2012 at 12:18 am Weekender Tagged with: Aragon, Chile, Chili pepper, fort collins chile festival, Guatemala, Independence Day, Mexico, New Mexico, Texas No Responses »

Greeley teacher allegedly sexually assaults teen, now has victim’s child

Jul 182012

Tweet Rhonda Eisenberg, Spanish teacher in the Greely-Evans School District, was arrested yesterday after police received a tip that “accused her of sexually assaulting a student two years ago,” FOX 31 Denver [more...]

Posted by Michael Elizabeth Sakas on July 18, 2012 at 9:43 am COins, IN The Know Tagged with: 31 Fox Denver, 9NEWS, colorado spanish teacher, Mexico, Northridge High School, Rhonda Eisenberg, Sexual assault, teenager No Responses »

Updated: Death of Colorado journalist in Mexico City deemed accidental

Jul 062012

Tweet Update: From Westword: Update, 2:15 pm: Since I posted the account below concerning the mysterious death of 22-year-old journalist Armando Montaño in Mexico City, his family has received new [more...]

Posted by Swansea Student on July 6, 2012 at 2:27 pm Blogs, COins, The Swansea INsight Tagged with: Associated Press, Colorado Independent, Grinnell College, Mexico, Mexico City, New York Times, Seattle Times, United States 3 Responses »

Gay Journalists: Does it matter?

Jul 032012

Tweet News surfaced about Armando Montano, the Colorado native and AP intern who was found dead in Mexico, being an “out gay journalist” and a member of the National Lesbian [more...]

Posted by Kristin Hall on July 3, 2012 at 12:02 pm COins, IN The Know Tagged with: Anderson Cooper, Andrew Sullivan, Armando Montano, Associated Press, CNN, Colorado, Colorado Springs, Daily Beast, Gay, journalists, Metro Weekly, Mexico, National Lesbian and Gay journalists Association No Responses »