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University of Denver
Updates for May 18, 2010
Fall tuition bills will be sent by e-mail only
By: Erin Holweger
Students must sign up on webCentral by July 31
Beginning fall quarter, paper bills no longer will be mailed to students, but will be sent electronically….
Denver has jobs
By: Connie Mierkey
Rankings list Denver as No. 3 place for grads
Denver was rated No. 3 in the “Top 10 Best Cities for Recent College Graduates” report by apartments.com and careerrookie.com….
Phipps Mansions sells for $9 million
By: Arianna Ranahosseini
DU is selling the historic Phipps Mansion for $9 million and will use the money to create more scholarships for DU students….
Audience protests Israeli speaker
By: Caddie Nath
A talk by an Israeli colonel on May 11 turned into a protest accusing the speaker of war crimes….
Students challenge election results
By: Arianna Ranahosseini
Following a closed session last Tuesday, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) voted to seat Sam White as Sophomore Senator despite two challenges to his May 5 election….
Law students sue Colorado prison
By: Erin Holweger
Two students in the Sturm College of Law’s Civil Rights Clinic (CRC) are suing a Colorado state prison for violating an inmate’s constitutional rights….
Final statements from 2010 B.F.A.’s
By: Rosie Wilmot
Whispers and wide smiles encircled Myhren Art Gallery Thursday evening for the opening of the Bachelor of Fine Arts exhibition. Surrounded by the flash of cameras, fan favor and family support, DU’s soon to be graduates’ art took center stage …
DU thespians measure up
By: Connie Mierkey
Shakespeare is made entertaining and relevant to the modern audience in the theatre department’s production of “Measure for Measure.” The show opened last weekend in the Byron Theatre in the Newman Center and will run through next weeken…
‘Puppetry of the Penis’ turns heads at Paramount
By: Deidre Helton
If you thought there was only so much a man could do to play with his private parts, you were wrong….
Sprinkles on wheels
By: Deidre Helton
Renovated from an old ice cream truck, this delivery truck serves something unlike any other musical vehicle in Denver —cupcakes….
Crowe’s career falls in contrived ‘Robin Hood’
By: AJ Gunning
“Robin Hood” becomes little more than a confused portrayal of fate, deceit and glory in medieval England….
The Say So rocks the Hi-Dive
By: Bianca Gordon
What constitutes a real rock show? Arvada locals The Say So can tell you after their show Thursday night at the Hi-Dive. Frequents of local venues such as The Marquis and Herman’s Hideaway, it wasn’t until Thursday night that these boys finall…
