Wednesday, July 23, 2008
We’re probably all guilty of it. Even I have to come clean that I have a Myspace page, but what effects is this global social networking community really having on us?
We’ve all heard the problems of Myspace: the inappropriate pictures, the online bullying, etc. but have we really thought about how much these things really […]
I’m sure everyone knows by now that we are in the midst of a very influential time in political history. Two candidates are in a race towards the Democratic presidential nomination against the already decided candidate for the Republican Party, John McCain. The presidential race that is to come is possibly one of the most […]
It sure is easy to meet people while traveling. I recently traveled to San Diego by plane, and I met more people in the few hours of my airline trips than I normally do in a month! The first person I met during a layover in LAX was an elderly man named Mike. We were […]
Now that the stress of the spring semester is over and summer is finally here most of us are probably spending our time resting and recuperating but may I suggest taking advantage of the beautiful outdoor sites we have available to us here in Colorado.
Most of us take for granted the fact that we live […]
Women have had a history of neglect throughout the ages. They are expected to cook and clean and take care of the children. Who decided this? It wasn’t women!
As a current student in CSU-Pueblo’s women’s studies department, I feel that it is important to understand how women have been neglected. Our university’s women’s studies program […]
Our generation is in serious trouble if today’s reality shows are any indication of today’s youth. Shows like MTV’s the Hills and My Super Sweet Sixteen are showing young people of America as spoiled rich kids who could care less about real issues like poverty and crime. Even shows like the Real World encourage young […]
There may be a silver lining to rising energy costs for higher education in Colorado.
Climbing oil and gas prices are fueling an expansion in domestic oil and gas production, which means more revenue for the state and federal government.
This month Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter and Colorado Sens. Gail Schwartz, D-Snowmass Village, and Josh Penry, R-Fruita, […]
What do you think of when you hear the word “Christian”? TODAY guest videographer Sam VonFange surveyed students at CSU-Pueblo to get their thoughts. Click on “more” to access the video.
TODAY guest videographer Andrew Crotty asked students their thoughts on the Massari gymnasium renovations. Students interviewed include Ashley Ziegler, chemistry major; Tinamarie Rivera, nursing and mental health psychology double major; Randy Helmbrecht, mass communications major; Aaron Ingels, undeclared major, with Yunetta Thompson, business major; and Dustin Timmins, Spanish major. Click on “more” to access the […]
For most people applying for college, CSU-Pueblo is not the first option on their list of choices. In fact, this university is usually a last resort or not even on their list as possible choices.
I think the reason for this is the bad reputation Pueblo has for being a town without much to offer.
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