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Shabbat dinner to be held Friday

Shabbat dinner to be held Friday

Clarissa Davies November 11, 2014

The Chabad Jewish Student Organization is hosting the annual Shabbat 200 dinner at Colorado State University’s Lory Student Center North Ballroom at 7 p.m. on Friday. The event will showcase Jewish cuisine...

The Around the Horn shuttle bus featuring Cam the Ram. (Photo credits: Amanda Thompson)

Celebrate Around the Horn on Nov. 13

Sady Swanson November 11, 2014

Colorado State University students will be celebrating and promoting the Around the Horn on-campus bus system on Nov. 13. The celebration will advertise the convenience and usefulness of the bus. Groups...

ASCSU opens suicide dialogue

ASCSU opens suicide dialogue

Megan Fischer November 11, 2014

In Colorado, suicide is the second leading cause of death for people ages 15-24, according to the Alliance for Suicide Prevention in Larimer County. The Associated Students of Colorado State University...

Injured Marine vet runs first 5K in almost five years

Injured Marine vet runs first 5K in almost five years

Amanda Thompson November 11, 2014

Marine veteran Jason Sydoriak ran a 5K for the first time since being injured in Afghanistan almost five years ago. He participated in Colorado State University’s Veteran 5K Saturday. Sydoriak...

Colorado State researchers study malaria prevention

Colorado State researchers study malaria prevention

Danny Bishop November 11, 2014

A common drug already being distributed in West Africa may be instrumental in preventing the spread of malaria. Researchers at Colorado State University are looking into a new application for a drug...

Frigid, more snow on Tuesday

Frigid, more snow on Tuesday

Austin Harley November 11, 2014

Behind a strong, fast-moving cold front on Monday, temperatures dove and snow fell. Not much will change on Tuesday. In fact, expect even colder weather with temperatures in the teens throughout the day....

GoldieBlox commits a thoughtcrime against beauty norms

GoldieBlox commits a thoughtcrime against beauty norms

Madeline Gallegos November 10, 2014

When he wrote 1984, George Orwell terrified readers with his depiction of a dystopian future where everyone was the same. Individualism was non-existent and Big Brother was always watching, making...

The Nano Chronicles: Week 2

The Nano Chronicles: Week 2

Natalie Juteau November 10, 2014

Well hello there, CSU. It’s now the second week of November, and the second week of NaNoWriMo. I am actually feeling quite dejected at this point. I should be at 15,003 words, but I’m only at 5,339....

Tales Costa, a junior biomedical sciences student, dances with a traditional Indonesian dancer. Photo courtesy of Zara DeGroot.

20 countries represented at 61st Annual World Unity Fair

Clarissa Davies November 10, 2014

Students traveled the world in one night at the annual World Unity Fair. Sponsored by ASCSU and International Student Scholar Services, and represented by the Council of International Student Affairs,...

GAIA puts on India Night

GAIA puts on India Night

Josephine Bush November 10, 2014

https://youtu.be/QXqNB2M_oew Video by CTV News Anchor Madison SloanThe Global Awareness and International Affairs club (GAIA), hosted a night focused on Indian history with a cooking class featuring...

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