CSU-Pueblo Today | Archive for 2008 August

Date archive for August, 2008

  • Time to move forward

    We all know that the choices our generation makes now will affect our children and our children’s children in the future.
    In the past few years awareness of environmental issues has exploded, yet I don’t think we’re doing all we can to insure the preservation of our resources for future generations. It’s 2008, and I know we [...]

  • ELC becomes Outdoor Pursuits

    The Experiential Learning Center has recently changed its name to Outdoor Pursuits. The change is expected to help people identify what the center actually is, student recreation, said Scott Robertshaw associate director of student recreation.
    Outdoor Pursuits offers students a variety of outdoor activities such as mountain, winter, desert and canyon orientation. They also offer a [...]

  • Writing instructor wants to ‘enhance human experience’

    As one of the founders of the Steel City Theatre Company, Dorothy Heedt-Moosman, a writing instructor at CSU-Pueblo has recently starred in the musical, “The Last Five Years in June.” Heedt-Moosman is a graduate student here and teaches writing courses, as well.
    Heedt-Moosman also performed in “Blues in the Night” and stage managed several other performances [...]

  • Presidential Qualities Discussed

    The ability to inspire is the most important quality a presidential candidate can possess.
    That was the consensus Wednesday morning as former U.S. Senator Tom Daschle, Illinois Rep. Rahm Emanuel and presidential historian Michael Beschloss addressed a group of …

  • Beer Review: Landshark Lager

    Hey everyone, and welcome back to the CSU-Pueblo Today weekly beer review. My name is Eric, I drink beer, and it was a nice to have a little break for the summer.
    School is back! The fall semester has officially begun and students are dragging their way back to class, all squinty eyed in the morning [...]

  • Second chance spoiled by dubious victory

    When China found out they would be hosting the 2008 Summer Olympics seven years ago, like all countries do, they celebrated. They celebrated, though, for a different reason. Not because of the massive boost to an economy they would see.
    They celebrated because they had received a very special gift.
    The gift of a second chance.

  • Hopeful thoughts of an optimistic editor

    Well I’ve been missing for the past two weeks and totally spaced out my writing. It happens. Isn’t the summer semester over already?
    Anyways I really have nothing to rant about, so I’ll touch on a few things I have opinions about. And really, my opinion should be your opinion because I’m right about 90% of [...]

  • TEXAS INSTRUMENTS CALCULATORS FOR SALE!

    1) TI-30Xa SCIENTIFIC with instructions $12.00
    2) BA II PLUS BUSINESS ANALYST FINANCIAL with instructions $15.00 – used only a couple times!
    Please call Jane at 719-549-2321 and we can meet on campus.

  • Clarinet for Sale

    Clarinet for sale. 1975 Selmer 10G, excellent condition. Appraised at over $1,500. 719-547-2435, please leave a message.

  • CSU-Pueblo Today On Break Until Fall Semester

    The staff of the CSU-Pueblo Today thanks all of its readers for their support during the summer semester.
    We will be returning at the end of August to provide new content for the school, and we hope that you all will return as well.