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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

Opinion

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Our view: ASCSU, open your doors

The Collegian November 6, 2014

Wednesday night the Associated Students of CSU initiated impeachment proceedings against Sen. Kwon Yearby. The Senate moved for an executive session that was not open to the media or public. Members of...

Brittany Jordan

The new republican majority

Brittany Jordan November 6, 2014

“Vote!” This has been the resounding message for the past few weeks; I couldn’t walk on campus without at least five people asking me if I was registered to vote, I couldn’t turn on the TV without...

Ryan Deuschle

The dismal outlook of the next two years

Ryan Deuschle November 5, 2014

Elections are over and the Republicans have taken the U.S. House and Senate. A narrow majority has been duped (again). Here in Colorado the people were fooled into believing Cory Gardener will make...

Caroline King

Assaults in FoCo and societal prevention

Caroline King November 5, 2014

All week I have heard friendly warnings, "don't walk alone," "don't be out by yourself at night," and as I find myself choosing to postpone things until the morning, worried that I've stayed too late at...

Our View: end-of-election reflection

Our View: end-of-election reflection

Collegian Staff November 5, 2014

Election season is now over, with some shocking results and some predictable ones. We would like to commend the many students who turned out to vote and all the volunteers who spent their daylight hours...

Zack Burley

Mitch McConnell just played the Democratic party

Zack Burley November 4, 2014

If you pay attention to federal politics for long enough, you might find that what happens on the surface of things is far from mere chance. While the results of the 2014 Midterm Elections might be puzzling,...

Keegan Williams

The journey to 21

Keegan Williams November 4, 2014

I've been alive now for 21 years. The number, on the surface, should appear insignificant, but as all of us know far too well, this measurement is one of the most anticipated and noteworthy in a...

William Clem

Asking the tough questions about the new stadium

William Clem November 4, 2014

One of the many benefits of being a part of a state university is that there is an assumed level of transparency and honesty from the administration. However in recent years, the actions and statements...

Our view: Election Day traditions

Our view: Election Day traditions

Collegian Staff November 3, 2014

It is Election Day — a reminder for those few who may have missed the numerous campaigners on campus, the most expensive political advertising election in Colorado history, interest groups filling...

Sierra Cymes

Learning Spanish: classroom or apps?

Sierra Cymes November 3, 2014

Today, smartphone apps take the arduous task of learning a new language and make it fun with entertaining, game-like learning apps. But can these apps be a substitution for the traditional education...

Niles Hachmeister pays for parking on a cold Wednesday morning. While this machine worked for him, many other machines have not been working for other students, causing frustration.

Our View: Reach out to parking services

The Collegian November 3, 2014

Colorado State University Parking Services plans to implement a new pricing system by next year in order to respond to the increasing demand for spaces, so now your complaints about parking might actually...

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