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(Photo by Steve Stoner)
Metro's C.J. Massingale goes in for two at the Elite Eight tournament March 24 in Bakersfield, Calif. The Roadrunners beat the Rollins Tars 88-54 to advance to the semi-final game Thursday, March 25.
Roadrunners feather Tars 88-54, advance to semifinals
By Eric Scott
The Metropolitan
BAKERSFIELD, Calif.- The NCAA Tournament has often been referred to as “the big dance,” and Metro men’s basketball might have seemed like the belle of the ball in its game against Rollins College (Fla.) Wednesday night. more>>
by Clayton Woullard
The Metropolitan A year ago, they chanted and camped out. A year later, they chalked, talked and walked. Creative Resistance's message has remained the same: The invasion of Iraq was wrong. more>>
Kieft says Metro is not in the clear yet
by Grover Greer
The Metropolitan
The Colorado Joint Budget Committee decided against a previously proposed cut of $123 million toward higher education, which would have increased tuition by up to 40 percent for full-time students. more>>
by Korene Gallegos
The Metropolitan
From conservative advocate David Horowitz's visit last fall to heated debates on the capitol floor on Friday, political diversity on college campuses may remain an unresolved controversy. more>>
English department did not give reason for firing teacher
by Jessi Close
The Metropolitan
A Metro English professor has filed a grievance and is in the process of filing a lawsuit with the college after the chair of the English department fired him. more>>
OPINION
by Joel Tagert
Columnist
The wicked witch hunt of the west is dead! The wicked witch hunt of the west is dead! Hurray for Dorothy! Or Betsy Hoffman, as the case may be. more>>
by Doug Beer
Guest Columnist
I know that most of us never thought it would come to this, but I feel it is necessary. After all, a couple of weeks ago I did something I was not proud of, and I would now like to take the time to acknowledge it, and apologize for it. more>>
Nick Bahl
Columnist
I have learned only one thing here at Metro - those that scream the loudest are always guiltiest of what they decry. more>>
FEATURES
Okay, the dawn of one dead guy
Story by Travis Combs
Nederland, CO.-The sun burns a little bit brighter here. The wind blows a little bit harder, with regular gusts blowing the soft warmth of the sunlight away through the endless crags and valleys of the Rocky Mountains. more>>
by Teressa Redding
The Metropolitan
The word "bitch" is a common term in most people's vocabulary. It is one of the few curse words that is not edited when said in a sitcom, or in a radio song. Some women even use it as a positive word to describe themselves. (For example, Meredith Brook's 1997 hit song, "Bitch.") Over time, "bitch" has taken on the definition to describe an aggressive, mean, overly confident, or honest woman, someone who won't take crap from anybody. more>>
by Armando Manzanares
The Metropolitan
Religious imagery, no doubt, has a profound effect on anyone who gazes upon it. It has inspired some of the most notable works of art in existence. more>>
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MUSIC
1. Clean out the promo pile 2. Review, critique, praise, complain 3. Repeat
by Adam Brown
The Metropolitan
In an era dominated by technology and studio-enhanced tracks, The Scott Holt Band is trying to bring their audience that raw feel of actually attending a show. more>>
by tuyet nguyen
The Metropolitan
Hardcore is dead. But don't tell Norma Jean that. Reclaiming the fury and passion of the genre, they've flung their bodies and instruments across Europe and America; smashing eardrums and scratching vocal chords all along the way. more>>
sports
Men's basketball heads to Elite Eight after beating Kearney for fourth time
by Eric Scott
The Metropolitan
Metro men's basketball wrote another chapter in its epic season last Tuesday, March 16 by defeating the Nebraska-Kearney Lopers for the right to play in the NCAA Elite Eight for the fourth time in six years. more>>
Donald Smith
The Metropolitan
Even though for many of us, spring break was a time of doing as little as possible, the Metro athletes were working hard over the break playing for more hardware. more>>
Roadrunners feather Tars 88-54, advance to semifinals
BAKERSFIELD, Calif.- The NCAA Tournament has often been referred to as ìthe big dance,î and Metro men's basketball might have seemed like the belle of the ball in its game against Rollins College (Fla.) Wednesday night more>>
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