by Korene Gallegos
The Metropolitan
The 2004 Colorado legislative session comes to a close this month, leaving many changes for higher education. more>>
President promises to account for fees, rewrite constitution
by Armando Manzanares
The Metropolitan
Twelve newly-elected Student Government Assembly members were inaugurated last Friday in the St. Cajetan's Center on Auraria for their new terms. more>>
Over 25 percent of students at Metro are minority, more than any other college on Auraria
by Barbara Hernandez
The Metropolitan
Almost a quarter of all students at Metro are minorities. Because of location, affordability, and history, minorities come to Metro, Director of Admissions, William Hathaway-Clark said. more>>
by Niel Bergin
The Metropolitan
During the last two weeks, evenings have proven to be an adventure for incoming and outgoing students at the Auraria campus. more>>
by Nick Bahl
The Metropolitan
In twelve days, Metro's class of 2004 will suffer through Gov. Bill Owens' pep-talk, restlessly attempt to adapt to chairs provided by Metro that are actually slightly comfortable, pretend like they know the person sitting next to them, dwell upon all the 'fun' they had in college, and act as if Auraria campus is one big happy family, before they march into the 'real' world with their diplomas. Good luck, fellow grads. more>>
by Justin Breuer
The Metropolitan
Much to my amazement, I've just realized that the U.S. government and media have only recently come to the understanding that their perceptions of the U.S.-led war in Iraq differ from those of the Arab world's. more>>
by Eric Scott
The Metropolitan
"If socialism means turning enemies into friends, I should be considered a genuine socialist." - Mohandas K. Gandhi more>>
(Voyage in Mexico: Life, Culture, and History of a Country)
by Adam Goldstein
The Metropolitan
With my graduation looming and the window of opportunity to make the most of my undergraduate career steadily narrowing, I chose to study in Mexico for two and a half months, during Spring semester of 2004. Before student loans caught up with me and the harsh reality of adult life set in, I wanted to explore our nearest southern neighbor. So, on Feb. 4, along with 12 other Metro students, I set off to live and study in the second largest city in Mexico. What follows is an account of my experiences during the 11 weeks I spent living in Guadalajara and traveling in the country. Although it would be impossible to describe the trip in its entirety, I hope that this conveys at least the most significant elements of the journey. more>>
by Clayton Woullard
The Metropolitan
Doug Haynes envisions a day when people will not only be able to travel through the solar system as tourists, but people will also be able to fly to work. more>>
Soldier Story - all past stories indexed here
by Chris Tarver
The Metropolitan
When hip-hop and politics meet, it's usually at congressional hearings for negative reasons; but two local politicians are combining the two for a positive cause. more>>
by cory casciato
The Metropolitan
Four men in surgical masks stare down, operating strange instruments and mouthing unintelligible words as lights flash and consciousness seems to spin into new and bizarre shapes. Are they doctors? Is this the end? more>>
'Runners to face Fighting Sioux in Maryville, Mo.
by Elin Otter
The Metropolitan
Metro's women's tennis team (12-6) is traveling to Maryville, Mo. this weekend to defend its third consecutive regional title. more>>
by Donald Smith & Eric Scott
The Metropolitan
It's been a long school year and a fun one for Metro sports fans, but like all things, this school year, too, must come to an end. But before we walk into the sunset of the summer, we're gonna bring to you our annual awards. Before all of that, let's review the seasons. more>>
by Mark Held
The Metropolitan
'Runners baseball (26-23-1, 13-11 RMAC) ended its season with the bittersweet taste of four straight wins, but no berth in the RMAC Tournament. more>>
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