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Mayor Bach hears students’ concerns during visit

On Jan. 31, free pizza abounded in the Upper Lodge as representatives from SGA, The Scribe and several other student organizations gathered to hear remarks from Mayor Steve Bach. Full story

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Blackouts clue students in to Internet dependency

On Jan. 18, thousands of websites temporarily shut down in protest. Led by online giants such as Wikipedia, Google, Reddit and Craigslist, the "blackout" attempted to gather support and signatures to halt the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA).

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Available club funding running low yet again this year

With over 180 clubs on campus, most of which apply for event funding through SGA, providing equitable amounts of funds to each organization can be a difficult task.

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Apple releases iBooks 2, aims to revolutionize textbook industry

They changed the way we listen to music with the iPod; now, Apple is trying to revolutionize the way we read textbooks.

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Large-scale composting on campus is finally a reality

The program may be experimental, as composting on this scale hasn't been attempted before by Waste Management in southern Colorado, but compost materials are now being collected on a large scale to help create a more sustainable community here on campus.

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