New students gather in Tivoli
(Photo by Danny Holland - The Metropolitan)
New Metro students gather in the Tivoli Turnhalle for the new student
orientation July 27. All incoming students are required to attend an orientation
session before classes.
Survivors include his wife, Lola Delgado of Arvada; sons Arturo Delgado
of Denver and Alfredo “Pat” Delgado of Arvada; daughters Amelia
Cruz of Denver; Ana Duran of Arvada; Alicia Delgado of Lakewood; Angelica
Regla of Denver; Abby Vidal of Denver, and Andrea Brady of Broomfield;
19 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
by Armando Manzanares
The Metropolitan
The sound, of what seems like a mission bell, resonated across the cityscape
and valley beneath the purple mountains. more >
Past Articles
Abelardo “Lalo” Delgado, a poet and community activist, has
spent most of his lifetime making a difference in his community. more
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Lalo Delgado has been writing Chicano poetry for more than 50 years,
since he first came to the United States from Juarez, via Chihuahua, Mexico.
more >
by Lindsay Sandham
The Metropolitan
The Tivoli’s Boiler Room has been closed for more than a year and
the space has remained vacant since the previous owners defaulted on the
rent July 17, 2003. more >
by Lindsay Sandham & Ryan Donahue
The Metropolitan
As of July 1, parking rates at Auraria have increased an average of 25
cents per day. more >
U.S. House of Representatives 12 votes shy of passing measure
by Svetlana Guineva
The Metropolitan
A proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage died on the Senate
floor July 14, 2004, but those who support it and those who oppose it
do not intend to give up the fight for what they believe in. more
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Definitive Guide to the 2004 Democratic and Republican Conventions
by Crystal Preston
The Metropolitan
Today I am going to give you, mind-blowing look into the Democratic and
Republican Conventions. I will not be going to either upcoming conventions
but I have watched them on television in past election years (they preempted
my normal television viewing. Did Martin and Gina ever get married?) more
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by Bryan Goodland
The Metropolitan
As the Democratic rally cry continues to be heard and news of the war
is an ever present din, the Bush administration presses forward. Despite
rumors to the contrary there is still much to be done in the world besides
confronting terrorism and raising interest rates. Fortunately the current
administration is doing just that. more >
Getting a job in the square world without the shirt sleeves
by Kathryn Graham
The Metropolitan
Tattoos have worked themselves under the skin of the American culture
and its economic market. more >
by Tabitha Dial
The Metropolitan
MSCD English Professor Sandra Doe’s campus voice mail message advised
her Service Learning/Mountain Land Restoration Project participants to
bring their rain gear and gaiters to Auraria’s King Center circle
on Saturday, June 19, 2004. more >
Soldier Story - all past stories indexed here
Photo and story by Meg Schaeffer
The Metropolitan
When gazing out into the sea of youthful reaching arms, one would think
they were looking upon a mock-up of the Gestapo. more
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