Wednesday, July 23, 2008
The Junior League of Pueblo will sponsor the fourth annual Girls’ Day Out on Saturday, March 15, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the OUC Ballroom.
Experience an entire day filled with events and vendors that are focused on you! Get pampered, be rejuvenated and indulge in frivolous fun with your friends.
Enjoy massages, shopping, facials, free […]
Have 1 bedroom and 1 living room for rent. Month to month $200 for one person or $320 for two; all utilities included. Lease up beginning of August. Close to campus and retailers.
If interested call 719-431-1738 or 307-359-2332.
Check out the climbing wall during its grand opening on Friday, Feb 22, 6 p.m. in the new Massari Arena.
The climbing wall will be open to students, staff, alumni and the community this Friday and Saturday.
Climbing Wall Hours:
Friday (2/22): 6 to 10 p.m.
Saturday (2/23): 3 to 10 p.m.
Monday (2/25): 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Bouldering Only […]
Does your computer seem slower than when you first bought it? It probably is. When you work on your computer or browse the Internet, your computer picks up lots of gunk and malware.
The ACM club (Association for Computing Machinery) at CSU-Pueblo is hosting a computer tune-up day. Bring in your computer and we will tune […]
To the naked eye, the ThunderWolves’ men’s and women’s tennis team essentially travelled 1,000 miles to get pounded into the pavement, losing most of the matches they had in the four-day-long tennis free-for-all.But the Pack tennis teams, taking on foes that were among the tops in the country, held their own all weekend long, tennis […]
The Pack lost their second straight game Saturday night in Durango, Colo., 55-71, to the number eighth ranked team in the nation, Fort Lewis College.
The Pack were led in scoring by Jonnie Draper who had 14 points, and Michelle Ambuul who had 10, but couldn’t muster enough offense to stay with the sharp-shooting Skyhawks.
When ThunderWolves’ ace Juan Gomez gave up two homers in the first inning in his first start ever in the thin Colorado air, the San Bernardino, Calif. native didn’t panic. Nor did his teammates.
When the ThunderWolves’ Ashley Aldrich and Bo Nuanez managed to uncork back-to-back jacks in the seventh inning of the Pack’s second game against Adams State Saturday, it didn’t generate the kind of excitement you would expect.
Though wins weren’t easy to come by, the CSU-Pueblo men’s tennis team were taking solace in the fact that they were getting their licks in against some of the nation’s best, getting shut out by Sonoma State tenth-ranked Abilene Christian in competitions held here Friday.
Number-two singles player Julie Wainwright was nearly able to come away undefeated in the ThunderWolves’ first two matches of play in Phoenix, winning three matches in doubles and singles play on Thursday and Friday.
