Volume 27, Issue 11, october 21, 2004

News

Twins seek local support

by N.S. Garcia
The Metropolitan

President Bush's daughters, Jenna and Barbara, spoke Oct. 19, about what their father brings to the family and what he can bring to the country if re-elected. more >>

Students support renewable energies

by Kathryn Graham
The Metropolitan

Auraria students joined 300 campuses nationwide in an effort to urge politicians to endorse clean and renewable energy in the upcoming elections. more >>

Candidates duel over higher ed

by Dmitry Rashnitsov
The Metropolitan

With the race for the Colorado Senate seat between Colorado Attorney General Ken Salazar and businessman Pete Coors heating up, their campaigns have been addressing issues such as terrorism, experience and the environment in TV commercials across the state. more >>

Panelists address how to spend the vote

by Kathryn Graham
The Metropolitan

A political debate about voting organized by campus group Creative Resistance was held in Tivoli's Multicultural Lounge Oct.19, featuring three different leftist views. more >>

Gay debate: immigration

by Korene Gallegos
The Metropolitan

The Auraria Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Student Services (GLBT) and the Metro Student Activities office hosted the "Gay Debates" Oct. 19 in the Multicultural Center in the Tivoli. more >>

Campus bar search in works

by Clayton Woullard
The Metropolitan

The well may have dried up over a year ago at the Boiler Room, but the space is on tap for a new owner. more >>

On campus

Copyright © 2004, Metropolitan State College of Denver.

The Met Online is a student-produced online version of the weekly student-run The Metropolitan newspaper, both operating under the direction of the Metropolitan State College of Denver Office of Student Publications.

Each edition of the MetOnline has been designed with Web Standards in mind, and ADA / Section 508 rules. It is our hope everyone finds each edition of the MetOnlinee accessible. If for any reason we have gone amiss trying to follow ADA / Section 508 rules, please send us an email. We thank everyone who has providing us with feedback.

All Rights reserved, The Metropolitan. ~ For feedback and questions