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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

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(Jon Price | Collegian)

Fort Collins band Autumn Burn creates uplifting rock

Miranda Moses February 21, 2018

The Communications Manager at the Fort Collins Music District, a delivery driver for Carrier, a Quality Assurance specialist at NASA, and a New Belgium "Beer Maestro" are the diverse faces that make...

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MGMT’s ‘Little Dark Age’ is an 80s throwback

Henry Netherland February 20, 2018

MGMT has always kept fans on their toes. The duo trolled the music industry in 2010 when they released “Congratulations,” an experimental departure from the more traditional pop music they released...

Jonathan Jayes-Green speaks at CSU about being Black, undocumented

Jonathan Jayes-Green speaks at CSU about being Black, undocumented

Jarrae Newell February 15, 2018
On Thursday, Feb. 15, Jonathan Jayes Green, co-founder and network coordinator of Undocublack Network, came to Colorado State University to discuss and inform Colorado State University students about being black and undocumented, and the pertaining issues that come with it.  The event was held in room 322 of the Lory Student Center.
Steve Mercia, Kerri Ertman and Alex Amys (not pictured) made up Colorado Team 3 at the US National Snow Sculpting Competition. Here, Mercia and Ertman pose with the clay design of their sculpture "Peace Within." Parts of the sculpture ended up being hundreds of pounds and requires patience and focus to work with. (Sarah Ehrlich | Collegian)

Loveland snow sculptors compete at national competition

Sarah Ehrlich February 15, 2018
Colorado Team Three was determined to find a winning place at the competition with their idea entitled “Peace Within,” a sculpture featuring a tree base with a giant heart and detailed birds flying all around it. Competitors had two days to build the starting snow block and then just three days to turn it into something extraordinary at the US National Snow Sculpting Competition.
Blaine Howerton, Colorado State University alumna and publisher for North Forty News and The New Scene, stocks a news stand with both publications. Both publications are two out of four publications in the Northern Colorado area that are over 25 years old. (Julia Trowbridge | Collegian)

CSU alumnus acquires The New Scene magazine

Julia Trowbridge February 15, 2018
The new owner of the formerly named Scene Magazine is Colorado State University alumnus Blaine Howerton, who is also the publisher for a local monthly newspaper, North Forty News.
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