Friday, May 9, 2008
The 27th ranked ThunderWolves entered Friday’s double dip having won the last four meetings with Nebraska-Kearney dating back to last year.
The Pack held off a late ninth-inning charge by the Lopers in game one when Ian O’Connor struck out Griff Watson leaving the bases loaded to secure the Pack an 11-10 victory. In game two, […]
NOT POSTER SIZED: President Joe Garcia and Provost Russ Meyer went cue-to-cue Tuesday, Feb. 26, during a happy hour get-together at The Underground.
Beer is now available for sale at La Cantina on Mondays through Thursdays, starting at 5 p.m.
IDs are checked, and wristbands are given to those of legal age.
The Early Childhood Education Management Systems, or ECEMS, Childcare Center here at the CSU-Pueblo campus has just learned of a milestone accomplishment from the Qualistar Early Learning rating organization.
The Qualistar organization has given the Child Care Center four of four stars making them one of two child care centers in Pueblo to receive this honor. […]
Robert “Black Pegasus” Houston Jr. was born to Robert and Theresa Houston in 1980, and they make an appearance on his latest CD, The Black Mexican (listen to excerpts).
Why the title? Because it’s what he is. Houston’s father is African-American and his mother is Spanish. The intro track on The Black Mexican begins with Houston’s […]
A speech on rape entitled “Rape as a Tactic of War” was presented on Feb. 27 in the First Year Center as a part of the V-Day events going on this past week.
The speech focused on Darfur, a region of far-western Sudan, which is host to a brutal ongoing civil war between the Sudanese military and rebel groups […]
Welcome back everybody to the CSU-Pueblo weekly beer review. My name is Eric, my major is mass communications, I drink lots of beer, and I’m here to tell you what’s new and what’s popular at the local liquor stores. No joke.
This week’s beer is Boddingtons Pub Ale. A lot of college students and older looking […]
Gas prices are soaring once again. This week’s gas prices are averaged at $3.05 per gallon for the state of Colorado, according to GasBuddy.com. In comparison to last week, prices have risen nearly four cents, and compared to last month prices are up 17 cents or more in some areas.
This inevitable raise in gas prices […]
On Monday, a group of 30 people including both male and female students, staff and faculty gathered to hear a presentation called “Faking it.”The hour began when senior psychology major Candi Holzer used a computer to show the famous “Big O” scene from the movie, When Harry Met Sally. The scene took place in a public […]
The Fine Art Gallery at CSU-Pueblo features a juried exhibit of artworks by CSU-Pueblo students from March 3 - April 4. An awards ceremony and opening reception is set for Wednesday, March 5 from 5 to 7 p.m. Refreshments will be provided and everyone is welcome to attend.
The event is sponsored by the CSU-Pueblo Art […]
The Southeastern Colorado Heritage Center presents “Ladies of Many Hats,” depicting the women of Pueblo, on March 4, in honor of Women’s History Month. The event begins with a reception at 5 p.m. on the first floor of the University Library, featuring displays about CSU-Pueblo women. The Ladies of Many Hats trunk show follows at […]
