More Opinions
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Playing politics; costing jobs
Despite his promise to lead Americans back to an economic recovery, President Obama continues to put his own interests ahead of others, costing Americans jobs and economic prosperity. The latest example? His rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline from energy giant TransCanada.
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Buffet breaks the stereotype
The Occupy movement represents the 99 percent. The super-wealthy are the 1 percent. Due to the Occupy movement, we've slipped into the habit of thinking that these labels are black and white.
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Recreation Center expansion: a no-brainer proposition
Last week, both the House and Senate legislative bodies of Student Government approved the placement on the ballot of a new $80 fee to expand the Recreation Center.
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Republican primaries and the race to the White House
From Nixon and JFK in 1960 to Bush and Gore in 2000, presidential elections are always interesting. Like all election years, 2012 will not disappoint as the field of GOP candidates narrows and their campaign messages become more succinct.
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The 8-year-old who’s spearheading a revolution
The Girl Scouts of America holds a special place in our society. We know it as an institution that cultivates life-skills for our nation's young ladies: leadership, teamwork, critical thinking.
Culture
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Colorado Springs’ Best Kept Secrets: The Leechpit
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New GoCA art exhibits explore the playful side of life
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‘The Artist’ brings art back into the cinema experience
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Beard Enthusiast Club seeks fans of facial hair follicles and wit
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‘Speed and Greet’ event to help students connect, find love
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‘Joe Turner’s Come and Gone’ impresses with talented cast
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Theatre ‘d Art’s student-written play adapted to stage
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Buttercup’s frozen yogurt adds sweet appeal to downtown
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‘The Iron Lady’ uses a strong actor to portray a strong woman
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BSU plans events to celebrate Black History Month
Sports
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Colorado Springs plays host to international sporting events
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UCCS track team hurdles obstacles, keeps rolling along
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It’s a Ricky Bobby story for student athlete CJ Mitchell
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Fantasy football over: Now what are we supposed to do?
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Despite lack of snow, attitudes remain upbeat
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UCCS Club Ice Hockey team hoping to draw campus-wide attention
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Mammoth back among elite
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Indoor track team looking to have their best year yet
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Sports Buzz: The Future is Bright for the Broncos
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Men’s and women’s basketball teams piling up wins
News
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Apple releases iBooks 2, aims to revolutionize textbook industry
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Blackouts clue students in to Internet dependency
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Mayor Bach hears students’ concerns during visit
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Large-scale composting on campus is finally a reality
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Available club funding running low yet again this year
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Google Street View now available all over UCCS campus
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Cadets at USAFA under investigation for use of marijuana analogue
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Christensen’s era as dean ends; new candidates being interviewed
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Strategic committee hopes to alleviate parking problems in 2012
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Financial Aid office reaches out to students
Life on the Bluffs
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Colleges in America form uprising against SOAP
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America goes to war with Iran; war toys rationed
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Campus Chatter
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Campus Chatter
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US Coast Guard discovers Santa alive after disappearance
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Campus Chatter
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NORAD Loses Track of Santa over Bermuda Triangle
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Campus Chatter
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Alleged zombie research lab discovered in the depths of Columbine Hall
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