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 (Photo by Steve Stoner- The Metropolitan) Metro junior Mark Worthington, left, and Nebraska-Kearney player Jacob Mohs dive for the ball during their game March 8 at the World Arena in Colorado Springs. Worthington was named to the RMAC All-Tournament team along with teammates C.J. Massingale and Luke Kendall.
Metro takes conference crown; will host regionals
by Eric Scott
The Metropolitan If last Sunday's Wells Fargo Shootout was a hunting party, the Nebraska-Kearney Lopers were the hunted and Metro men's basketball was the hunter. more>>
by Jenni Grubbs
The Metropolitan
The cut to higher education funding was not as big as it seemed, Colorado's Senate President John Andrews said March 3 to political science professor Andrew Boian's State and Local Government class. more>>
by Neil Bergin
The Metropolitan
An FBI report shows that theft is the number one crime on the Auraria campus and far exceeds violent crimes. Bikes are among the items stolen most often. more>>
by Tuyet Nguyen
The Metropolitan
Local activists are criticizing the Denver police department's use of a "gang database," saying discriminatory practices and exaggerated statistics are making the problem of gangs appear much worse than it actually is. more>>
OPINION
by Melissa K. McGuire
Guest Columnist
Mel's Diner
Didja ever wonder how it is that our coffee comes into being? From the bean, a sprout, then a tree, then a flower, then a bean.more>>
by Ambrey Nichols
The Metropolitan Same-sex marriage has become one of the biggest issues in America today. I have become physically ill at the fact that people like President Bush and U.S. Rep. more>>
by Michael Korsen
The Metropolitan After reading your column about the offensive marriage act, I thought how typical of a journalist to twist and stretch the truth. more>>
FEATURES
by Tabitha Dial
The Metropolitan
Anyone who has used the Light Rail in the past few years has surely seen at least one passenger reading one of the "Lord of the Rings" books penned by J. R. R. Tolkien. The series was originally published in 1954, following Tolkien's "The Hobbit" (1937), written as a bedtime story for his children. more>>
by Jonathan Kuenne
The Metropolitan
Steve Beaty doesn't just manage the world's most popular tobacco pipe Web site - he created it. more>>
by Travis Combs
The Metropolitan
Witnessing the apparently random nature of nature can jolt a man into either a state of philosophical contemplativeness or a state of heightened awareness. more>>
Soldier Story - all past stories indexed here MUSIC
by Brian Anderson
Guest Reporter
Through grass-roots efforts, The Samples helped the Dave Matthews Band find fame in the early 1990s. more>>
Stuck at home for Spring Break? Here are some ways to get out of the house before the cabin fever sets in. more>>
sports
by Donald Smith
Sports Columnist
Donald Smith's opinions stated here are his own and don't reflect the views of The Metropolitan, the Metro Athletic Department or the Metro student body. more>>
by Eric Scott
The Metropolitan
If their last game was a glimpse at next season, teams around the nation might want to take notice of Metro women's basketball. more>>
by Eric Scott
Sports Editor
Eric Scott's opinions stated here are his own and not the opinion of The Metropolitan, the Metro Athletic Department, or the Metro student body. more>>
by Mark Held
The Metropolitan
Metro's baseball team went 2-1-1 in the RMAC Preseason Tournament last weekend in Pueblo, which included a win and a tie against top-five opponent Colorado St.-Pueblo. more>>
by Justin Kuntz
The Metropolitan
Metro men's tennis fought hard in their three matches last weekend when they lost to the potential No.1 team in the region, Washburn ( Kan. ), No. 2, Northwest Missouri State and Truman State ( Mo. ). more>>
by Nick Bahl
Columnist
A basketball game just wouldn't be a basketball game without the precision passing, long-distance accuracy and strong moves through the lane that Luke Kendall and C.J. Massingale - both first team all conference - bring to the floor. more>>
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