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University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
Updates for August 30, 2010
Local high school graduates about to change world
By: Jason Cooper
and nbsp; Adam Studenmund, a recent graduate of a local high school and even more recent enrollee at UCCS, arrived at his freshman orientation with a sense of achievement and purpose. ‘This is a big step, and rdquo; he was heard saying as he waite…
New shuttle stops
By: Jessica Lynch
and nbsp; After years of listening to disgruntled students complain about the campus’ inadequate transportation systems and overall lack of responsiveness, changes are being made. In this recent attempt to cater to the needs of America’s future ge…
To nap or not to nap: The big sleep debate
By: Jessica Lynch
and nbsp; The thought of sleep, the concept of sleep and the act of sleeping are seemingly innocuous activities. However, unlike what has been previously believed, the sleep debate is alive with new information. and nbsp; While eight hours was onc…
Google, Verizon and the free, open Web
By: Jason Cooper
and nbsp; On Aug. 9, Google and Verizon publicly announced a joint policy proposal for the consideration of Congress as an attempt to preserve ‘network neutrality and rdquo; in the United States. This has caused a bit of a scuffle on the Internet,…
Intramurals-Deadlines and Registration
By: Matt Crandall
and nbsp; With the 2010-11 school year underway, the UCCS Recreation Center’s annual intramural sports program is officially open for students to sign up and get involved. There are 12 activities offered for the semester ranging from low to high i…
Foreign support for men’s soccer team
By: Jessica Lynch
and nbsp; To compliment the already strong foundation of the UCCS Men’s Soccer Team, Head Coach Henry Ellis, and recent addition, Assistant Coach, Johnnie Keen, have recruited some of the best young talent in the Colorado Springs area. Their effor…
Farmer’s Markets: A guide for the healthy student
By: Brock Kilgore
and nbsp; One of the odd advantages of ultra-modern urban life is that fresh food from the rural hinterland is readily available. Farmer’s markets are by no means a modern conception. Merchants, not always the actual farmers, have been transpo…
Jonesing for Jives: new coffee house enlivens city’s social atmosphere
By: Avalon Manly
and nbsp; There are only a few hang-outs in Colorado Springs that aren’t, in actuality, bars: The Mat and eacute; Factor, Montague’s, Serranos, Shuga’s and ndash; if you ignore the expansive drink menu and ndash; and perhaps one or two others.
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Updates for May 3, 2010
Student athletes are still held accountable over summer
By: Rob Versaw
While many UCCS students look forward to a summer full of relaxation, UCCS student athletes still have to kick themselves into high gear….
Student athletes are still held accountable over summer
By: Rob Versaw
While many UCCS students look forward to a summer full of relaxation, UCCS student athletes still have to kick themselves into high gear….
Student athletes are still held accountable over summer
By: Rob Versaw
While many UCCS students look forward to a summer full of relaxation, UCCS student athletes still have to kick themselves into high gear….
UCCS Athletics: How scholarships are dispersed between sports
By: Matt Crandall
Funding the scholarship program of UCCS to the maximum level allowed by NCAA Division II guidelines would require an additional annual investment of $750,000. This would enable the school to fully fund the 74 scholarships that are allowed. As of the 2009-…
