Remembering the sand creek massacre by Claire Duncombe Despite the freezing temperatures of early morning, a crowd gathered in the snow of Denver’s Riverside Cemetery. They stood before Captain Silas S. Soule’s gravesite and began the last day of the 21st Annual Sand Creek Massacre
Be Prepared Astrophotography has always interested me, but the locations aren’t dark enough so long exposures of the sky are few and far away. During winter break my partner and I escaped the cold weather of Colorado and flew to Hawaii. Not only are these
Sir Edward Being a cat mom to a small leopard, better known as a Bengal, is not an easy job or for the faint of heart. These cats are known to be high maintenance, but that idea doesn’t stop with their pretentious diet or their
the social network gets picky in all the wrong ways Facebook and its partner company Instagram have announced that it will begin to remove, flag, and potentially ban accounts that use emojis in a sexual context. This means that, for example, a user’s account can
How club sports will be affected by new dorms As new dorms move in, the CU Denver’s Women’s Soccer team is moving out. Most teams are either moving to continue playing elsewhere, or disbanding and discontinuing their membership as part of the CU Denver community entirely.
The Scottish Play The world of theatre comes with many superstitions, like leaving a lamp lit onstage overnight so the empty theatre would not be cast in complete darkness, thus giving the resident ghosts the ability to perform onstage. Another superstition involves a curse placed
critiques, keynote speakers, and creating a podcast by Jaleesia Fobbs, Samantha Register, and Alexander Elmore Every year the Associated Collegiate Press hosts a conference where student publications of any type across the country are invited to attend workshops, have their publications critiqued, attend lectures by
The Chosen One In early 2013 I began writing a Phantom of the Opera fanfiction with a fellow phan (fan) online. We wanted to correct the plot points we disagreed with from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical version of the story. Neither of us were out
Cheap, fun, and safe costumes everyone can enjoy Although one of the more fun holidays, Halloween can be difficult. College age students are forced to come up with a plethora of costumes for “Halloweekend”, which is basically just an excuse to get absolutely smashed. It’s
ways to combat seasonal affective disorder As the warmer days begin to end and Colorado buckles down for another six-month winter, a significant amount of people start to struggle with more than just digging their cars out of the snow. Seasonal Affective Disorder, appropriately