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Because I Got High: Glitch in the simulation

Because I Got High: Glitch in the simulation

Guest Author • November 30, 2022

Editor’s Note: “Because I Got High” content consists of community story submissions and does not represent the views of The Collegian or its editorial board. The Collegian does not promote underage...

Henry: Social media is making people angrier

Henry: Social media is making people angrier

Brendan Henry, Staff Reporter • November 30, 2022
Social media can be utilized as a tool to stay up to date with friends and family, but it can also be used to perpetuate one’s views on issues around the world. How often have we gone on social media only to find an opposing opinion that makes us upset or angry? There is an appeal to finding these posts and joining in on the argument.  The social media sphere holds the opinions of many of our friends and family, and in an era of political divisiveness and significant decision making, there are always differing opinions to be found. Conversations that would not be had in person are written out online under the shield of a profile picture. There is a particular thrill to being angry, and this anger is extremely easy to find on any social media platform. 
A graphic of a ram with the phases of the moon around its head to the left of the words, Horoscopes by The Collegian, on a blue background of little constellations.

Horoscopes Nov. 28 through Dec. 4

Abby Flores, Staff Reporter • November 29, 2022

Horoscopes can be applied to your sun, moon and rising signs. Dear stars, Mars, the planet of energy and action, has been in retrograde since Oct. 30 and will continue until Jan. 12, 2023. If you...

Skiers and snowboarders ride the Peak 8 SuperConnect lift at Breckenridge Ski Resort

Avalanche education: How to stay safe in the backcountry

Molly Hendry, Staff Contributor • November 29, 2022

Every winter, more people travel into the backcountry. The COVID-19 pandemic increased ski resort visitation, and a recent jump in outdoor recreation is one reason. The risks of the backcountry haven’t...

Skiers and snowboarders ride up to the Overlook Restaurant at Breckenridge Ski Resort

Seriously: Hey, out-of-staters, here are 3 tips for mountain etiquette

Callum Burke, Staff Reporter • November 29, 2022
Well, folks, it's that time of year. The mountains are constantly dumping snow, the temperatures are remaining brisk and, as a result, nearly every resort is now officially open to snowboarders and skiers for the 2022-23 season. Let us rejoice in the good news!  For most Colorado natives, this is a sacred time of year full of possibilities on the slopes. Maybe it's a new trick in the terrain park or a new run at a favorite resort begging to be shredded, but nothing but positive thoughts should be streaming through hopeful minds. 
Tusinski: From swing to safe, why Colorado is no longer a purple state

Tusinski: From swing to safe, why Colorado is no longer a purple state

Dylan Tusinski, Staff Reporter • November 29, 2022
This November's midterm elections definitively proved what many political analysts and armchair pundits have been saying for years: Colorado is now a blue state. For the last couple of decades, Colorado has been a fierce battleground state. It's flip-flopped from Democrats to Republicans a number of times over the last 30 years, with both parties running competitive campaigns that earned large swaths of the state's votes.
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