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Election commission says candidate prevented free, fair election with
illegal polling station
By Clayton Woullard
The Metropolitan
The Student Government Assembly election has resumed with the disqualification of presidential candidate Zoë Williams, as well as 11 other students her campaign had supported. more >>>
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SGA elections will resume Monday
VOTE starting Monday, May 9 at 8am, ending Wednesday, May 11 at 7am.
VOTE ONLINE AT MetroConnect.
Check back for more information as it comes available.
Trustees name head of search committee acting president
By Clayton Woullard
The Metropolitan
New Metro President Stephen Jordan has been approved for a three-year contract with an annual salary of $270,000, more than any past president has been paid. more >>>
Commission to wait on second hearing result
by Matt Quane
The Metropolitan
Matthew Jonas / The Metropp;itan
The Student Government Assembly election is on hold indefinitely and will likely not happen this Spring.
In addition to an election commission hearing April 28, the commission held a brief meeting May 3 to disclose information to defendants SGA Attorney General William Safford and presidential candidate Zoë Williams so that a second hearing could be held in which the defendants are able to properly defend themselves. more >>>
Student housing project was once popular hotel that became haven for crime, homeless´ squat
by Boyd Fletcher
The Metropolitan
Driving past it on 1-25, you can see the transformation slowly beginning.
The top six to seven stores of the tower have new, clear glass windows, which are slowly replacing the many cracked, shattered and darkly tinted ones that were in place for so long. The golden dome has long since stopped booming with the oom-pa-pa of Tejano music and the golden domed entry way sits awaiting its transformation to a lounge/pool hall. more >>>
by Svetlana Guineva
The Metropolitan
The future of the Center for Visual Arts will become uncertain after July 1 when a proposed budget cut and structural management changes are to take place.
Created as a college art gallery in 1990, the CVA, located at 1734 Wazee St., has featured prominent local, national, and international artists with an accent on various multi-cultural themes and ideas. Its mission, however, has been to unite Denver´s diverse community, to serve as a urban link connecting races, ethnic groups, and traditions, just like Metro does. more >>>
As Metro urges students to sign up for the College Opportunity Fund to avoid paying the money, some may wonder what COF is or why they need it. more >>>
by Armando Manzanares
The Metropolitan
Referendum C and D, both the offspring of the Colorado Tax Cut and Economic Recovery Act, will go to Colorado voters this November and will finally give some relief to public colleges and universities if it passes. more >>>
