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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

The Student News Site of Colorado State University

The Rocky Mountain Collegian

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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

Opinion

Zara DeGroot

What are you hiding? Internal diversities at CSU

Zara DeGroot February 12, 2015

Diversity is a prominent topic of discussion, especially given recent events concerning social justice. People are joining together to advocate for social issues, like protection from police overreach,...

Alexandra Stettner

The importance of LDS Church support

Alexandra Stettner February 12, 2015

The past decade has been a wild one for those involved in the LGBT movement. From the passage of Proposition 8 in California in 2008, to the recent judicial decisions popping up across the country...

Our View: Shooting at Chapel Hill should get more attention

Our View: Shooting at Chapel Hill should get more attention

The Collegian February 11, 2015

Three citizens in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, were shot dead Tuesday night in their apartment. The victims were Deah Shaddy Barakat, 23, of Chapel Hill; Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha, 21, of Chapel Hill;...

Ebola: Why we are not talking about it anymore

Ebola: Why we are not talking about it anymore

Catie Perry February 11, 2015

After the hysteria in 2014 brought on by the Ebola outbreak, 2015 has been relatively calm in comparison. For instance, in late December, an Ebola sample was mishandled within a Centers for Disease...

Our View: Stay involved in diversity programs on campus

Our View: Stay involved in diversity programs on campus

Collegian Staff February 11, 2015

Black History Month (February) is underway. The Black/African American Culture Center will be holding events throughout the month to recognize and celebrate black/African American culture. Some of the...

Jesse Carey

The sad inevitability of the measles outbreak

Jesse Carey February 9, 2015

Measles is back. That’s right, now you can experience the joys of high fever, sensitivity to light, and/or blindness, as well as extensive scarring, just like your grandparents did. In case you haven’t...

Jesse Carey

A Return to Machine Politics?

Jesse Carey February 9, 2015

The Millenials have had two defining events shape the trajectory of their ascent as a generation. The first was 9/11 and two of the longest wars in American history that followed as a result. The second...

Ryan Deuschle

The boondoggle of the on-campus stadium

Ryan Deuschle February 9, 2015

As a medal-winning athlete, I understand the importance of sports. They are a great way to exercise, have fun and claim the glory and honor of winning. The sports we play need fields, courts and trails...

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