Everyone sees the birthday girl at the bar strutting around in her “Just Turned 21!” sachet, but nobody sees her curled up by the toilet the next morning.
Birthdays, like the basement of the...
I have always been somewhat aware that the existence of racism is still prevalent in our country today, but I never would have expected to find it in the nonjudgmental and accepting town of Fort Collins...
Quick, what is your take on same-sex marriage? Do you even have a take? If so, I want to offer you my congratulations. A decent amount of people I try to talk to about the topic have absolutely no...
Hello. I’m an American. Apparently, it’s okay to lie to me about taxes, policies, wars, health care and where the president was born. But if you lie to me about food, by all the power in the God...
In years past, CSU President Tony Frank’s annual fall address has stayed consistent with his usual talking points: that students are subsidizing a larger portion of their state higher education than...
Developing a more and more globalized economy spells out hardship for labor workers in first world economies. The reason? We simply can’t compete on the world stage.
When Silicon Valley’s biggest...
The deficit that is run by the federal government is always a contentious topic. Pretty much everyone agrees that it is generally a bad idea to try and run a country while six-feet below the financial...
The United States needs to cut the umbilical cord already — we're raising an overfed, undisciplined and entitled brat child (that kind that nobody wants to be around).
The Israeli government must...
by Chris Seeger
As this year draws quickly toward the election of the 45th president of the United States we are being inundated with political ads, discussions, bumper stickers and citizens from both...
On a popular social networking site, I recently posted a picture of a t-shirt via dftba.com boldly proclaiming: CHEWIE/SOLO 2012. This was accompanied by a caption of my own saying, “Support third party...
Despite being an American Christian, I am no stranger to the world of Islam, academically or socially. Before drifting off to sleep one night my eyes wandered to my cork board, filled with postcards from...
When I was 6 years old, I entered 4-H with my first project – a bunny named Patches, who was irresistible with her cute twitching nose, tickling whiskers and soft fur.
Patches was the first animal...
Maiya Kreamer, Life & Culture Editor • August 31, 2026
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