by Eric Scott
The Metropolitan
NCAA Division I institution University of San Francisco has named Metro men's basketball head coach Mike Dunlap as a finalist for its vacant head coaching position. more>>
by Korene Gallegos
The Metropolitan
One year ago this month, President Bush stood on top of an aircraft carrier and announced to the troops and the rest of the world an end to the heavy combat in Iraq. more>>
by Lindsay Sandham
The Metropolitan
Creative Resistance, an organization of liberal students on campus, is working with Justice for Janitors, and the Service Employees International Union in protest of 12 UCD janitors who may lose their jobs. more>>
Arrests, thefts, mischief down from last year; police expect trend to continue
by Neil Bergin
The Metropolitan
Crime on the Auraria campus is lower than other areas in downtown Denver. According to a recent report released by the Denver Police department, the 626th precinct has a lower crime rate than any other precinct. more>>
by Johnathan Kuenne
The Metropolitan
On a warm spring evening outside the Pepsi Center, crowds gather before Metallica takes the stage. A couple of guys are tossing a football. Others are grabbing dinner at Brauns', while some are soaking up the last few rays of the sun before it disappears behind the foothills. The music of Metallica pounds out of large speakers set up by a radio station. more>>
OPINION
by Joel Tagert
The Metropolitan
Dean rose and fell like Icarus, Gephardt faded away, Lieberman slunk back to his den, and even John Edwards' determined optimism couldn't save him in the end. After an exciting primary season, the Democratic Party has (almost) selected its candidate for president: Senator Al Gore. more>>
by Nick Bahl
The Metropolitan
Anyone who thinks Americans can handle a third party, let alone a true democracy, is naïve. Anyone who advocates for a third party is either na‹ve or heartless - I'm the latter. more>>
What do you think about the FCC crackdown on radio and television content?
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Letters to the Editor
Hello Metro students, As the college is changing, so is Student Government and we need your help in defining what Student Government will look like in the future. more>>
Wild accusations! Libel! Slander! To hear the average student tell it, the Right and the Left are at war, and that war is threatening to swallow Metro whole! In one corner, the Auraria College Republicans. In the other, Creative Resistance. more>>
features
America's longest street, Everything from the sublime to the grime is here more>>
by Tabitha Dial
The Metropolitan
Angela "Bay" Buchanan believes the Feminist Movement has not raised the standards of women, but has lowered them. She is the president of The American Cause, an educational foundation dedicated to advancing traditional conservative issues. more>>
by Teressa Redding
The Metropolitan
Before feminism was considered "chic" and before the feminist movement, there were female artists who made sure their work was seen and their voices were heard. more>>
Soldier Story - all past stories indexed here
MUSIC
by Cory Casciato
The Metropolitan
Music writers are a bunch of self-important, egotistical snobs. It's true; we are. We're worse than the new friend who laughs at your CD collection. Worse than that guy at the concert who puts you down for liking the band's new stuff better than the old. more>>
by Tuyet Nguyen
The Metropolitan
Awkward youth gathered at each other's houses to exchange obscure band references; music filtered through a bad stereo; a coffee table pushed out of the way; suddenly feet were tapping and hips were shaking. It wasn't ever planned, but it wasn't unexpected. more>>
by Clayton Woullard
The Metropolitan
Shaking the interior of the Fillmore Auditorium wasn't enough for N.E.R.D. Sunday night. Frontman Pharrell Williams wanted to feel the energy. more>>
sports
by Justin Kuntz
The Metropolitan
If the state were Wile E. Coyote, they would be blowing up the Roadrunners' money that funds the athletic program. more>>
by Mark Held
The Metropolitan
Metro baseball (14-21-1, 3-9 RMAC) got swept this weekend by Colorado State-Pueblo to run their losing streak to eight. more>>
by Elin Otter
The Metropolitan
Competing against an NCAA Division I team turned out to be a more difficult task than Metro women's tennis could handle as the Roadrunners (7-6) lost 5-1 to Northern Arizona University (8-10) Sunday, April 4. more>>
by Donald Smith
The Metropolitan
Slowly, I am beginning to feel the end of the semester coming as everything in the world of Metro athletics has begun to slow down. more>> |
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