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The Met Report 1 (2/5/04) |
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- Personnel changes at metro
- The debate over academic freedom
- Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Awards
- Math department gets $100,000 grant
- Metro's hiring freeze
- Picasso ceramics art exhibit
- New Library hours
- Malcolm-Jamal Warner visits Auraria
- Sports
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- What the Hell?
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The Met Report 2 (2/19/04) |
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- S.H.E. hold a rally at the state capitol QUICKLINKS
- Ray Kieft proposes a controversial measure to save money
- Free tax preparation help
- Student reaction to the C.U. football scandal
- Petition to appoint Kieft as Metro's president
- The "Nooner" program
- Homecoming Penny Drive
- RTD Lightrail accident
- Sports
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- What the Hell?
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The Met Report 3 (3/4/04) |
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- Scholarships cut at Metro
- Student opinions on gay marriage
- Anti-rape rally at the flagpole
- "One Book, One Denver" program
- Homecoming
- Metro Theatre's "The Fantastics" wins award
- Coop Ed at work
- SGA needs your input QUICKLINKS
- Metro COOL
- Sports
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- What the Hell?
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The Met Report 4 (4/1/04) |
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- Rally for the men's basketball team
- Proposed tuition increase
- Applications for college president QUICKLINKS
- Commencement speaker announced
- Cesar Chavez day
- Bell Hooks
- Violence in the NHL
- Auraria Idol
- Spring Fling
- New parking garage
- Sports
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- What the Hell?
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The Met Report 5 (4/19/04) |
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- Mike Dunlap stays
- Metro grad abducted in Iraq
- Pro-Life Rally on campus
- Upcoming events
- Auraria Clean Energy campaign
- Drunk driving simulator
- School Spirits Tour
- Anti-spam filter
- Sports
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- What the Hell?
- Auraria Idol competition
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The Met Report 6 (5/10/04) |
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- Tuition increase
- Higher education voucher
- Student government elections QUICKLINKS
- Metro students design a better baby crib
- S.I.F.E. team goes to nationals
- Students vote 'Yes' on clean energy
- Nebraska soccer player dies
- Volleyball team visits Amsterdam
- Spring 2004 commencement
- Senior art exhibit
- Top 10 graduate jobs
- Spring Fling
- Flight Team
- Sports
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- What the Hell?
- Farewell to Tom
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Picasso Ceramics Exhibit (2/5/04) |
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The Metropolitan State College Center for Visual Arts hosts
an exhibit of some of Pablo Picasso's ceramic art works. Take
a look at some of the fantastic pieces on display. |
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The Debate Over Academic
Freedom (2/5/04) |
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The debate rages about a proposed "Student Bill of Rights" that
would attempt to ensure academic freedom for students. Some
say that the measure is necessary and some say it's a waste
of time. |
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Spring 2004 Convocation (2/11/04) |
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Ray Kieft spoke at the 2004 spring convocation. He proposed
a few measures to prepare the college for future budget cuts
including a controversial measure to increase the teaching
load for full-time faculty. |
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Students Rally Against
C.U. (2/24/04) |
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Students from Creative Resistance held a rally at Auraria to
support women that have been victims of rape. They also shared
their opinion about the sex scandal at Colorado University. |
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Student Reactions
to Gay Marriage (3/4/04) |
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Bush has proposed an amendment to the United States constitution
that would ban gay marriage. With some cities like San Francisco
openly performing gay marriage ceremonies in violation of state
law, personal opinions about gay marriage are flying. We spoke
with several students at Auraria to find out what they thought
about gay marriage. |
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Metro Cuts Colorado
Honors' Scholarships (3/4/04) |
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Metro has stopped awarding some scholarships to Colorado Honors
students. Find out why and what you can do to get a scholarship. |
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Drunk Driving Simulator
Visits Auraria Again (4/7/04) |
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The Center for Transportation Safety brought their drunk driving
simulator to campus to allow students to see how they drive while
under the influence of drugs. They hope that the simulated experience
will prevent students from drinking and driving. |
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Big Anti-Abortion
Rally Held on Campus (4/12/04) |
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Students were shocked by giant posters of aborted fetuses put
up in the middle of campus. The posters were erected by an anti-abortion
group to show the abortion process. A pro-choice group set up
a display next to them to counter the message. |
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Men's Basketball Wins
RMAC Championship
(4/7/04) |
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The Metro State Men's Basketball team won the Rocky Mountain
Athletic Conference championship defeating Ft. Lewis in the
semi-final and Nebraska Kearney in the final. Watch highlights
and interviews from both games. |
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Men's Basketball -
Regional Quarterfinal
vs. Mesa State (4/13/04) |
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The Metro State Men's Basketball team takes on Mesa State in
Quarterfinal competition in the North Central Regional Tournament. |
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Men's Basketball -
Regional Semifinal
vs. South Dakota State (4/14/04) |
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South Dakota State was the next hurdle
for the Metro State Men's Basketball
team in their quest for the North Central
Regional Tournament championship. |
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Men's Basketball -
Regional Final
vs. Nebraska Kearney (4/13/04) |
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Metro State faced the University of Nebraska-Kearney for the
fourth time this season to clench the North Central Regional
Tournament championship. |
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Rollins College no
Match for Metro State (4/24/04) |
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The quarterfinal game of the NCAA Division II championship,
Metro State faced Rollins College from Florida to try to advance
to the semifinals. Watch our coverage from Bakersfield, California. |
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Southern Indiana Shocks
Metro State (4/24/04) |
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The Screaming Eagles of USI move on to the finals of the NCAA
Division II Championship after knocking off title favorite
Metro State. |
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The Metro COOL Homecoming
Penny Drive (2/16/04) |
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Metro COOL sponsors a penny drive to raise money for charity
during homecoming week. Find out how the penny drive works
and how to participate. |
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Cooperative Education
at Work (2/25/04) |
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The Coop Education department at Metro State helped Jeremy
Padgett find his internship with Kroenke Sports. Along with
a lot of other responsibilities, Jeremy gets to help kids learn
to ice skate with the Break the Ice program. |
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Metro Homecoming Celebration (2/26/04) |
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More that 1400 people attended Metro's homecoming celebration.
After a pep rally on the 25th, fans got to enjoy two basketball
games and an after party and Braun's bar and grill. |
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Bell Hooks Speaks
at Auraria (3/4/04) |
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Bell Hooks gave a speech at Auraria as one of the many Woman's
History Month events on campus. She discussed a range of topics
including gender, race teaching and the significance of media
for contemporary culture. |
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The Met Report Special
Edition -
Mark Worthington (3/12/04) |
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Junior Mark Worthington comes to Metro from over 10,000 miles
away, from a small town in Western Australia. The Met Report's Special
Edition will give you an exclusive look at his life, basketball,
and what the future holds for this rising talent. |
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Kolorado Karaoke (10/30/03) |
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WB's Dan Daru was back at Auraria for Kolorado Karaoke. He finds
out just how good Auraria students are at singing and gives away
a big fat prize! |
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Why Are We Called
The Roadrunners (4/1/04) |
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Have you every wondered where schools get their nicknames? C.U.
has the Buffalos, C.S.U. has the Rams, and Air Force has the
Falcons, all native animals to this area, but what about the
roadrunner? So how did Metro State become The Roadrunners? |
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The Young Gunz School
Spirits Tour (4/12/04) |
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The hip hop group Young Gunz stopped by Auraria as part of their "School
Spirits Tour" which has them visiting campuses all across
the US. The visit was sponsored by Met
Radio, Metro's student produced radio station. |
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Spring Fling Fun (11/15/03) |
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Discover all the fun that was "Spring Fling". Metro
student activities hosted spring fling in order to increase student
awareness of the different activities available to students.
Along with information there was food, music, and fun for all. |
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"Farewell Tom!" (5/10/04) |
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he Met Report's News Director, Tom Livingston graduates this
month and is leaving us for bigger and better things (we hope).
The rest of the staff recorded our favorite 'Tom memories' so
he'll always remember us. |
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