Written By: Josh Speer In the summer of 1971, out of disgust with the policies of the Nixon administration, meetings were held right here in Westminster, Colorado that would forever change the face of American politics. After initially receiving overwhelming support for their ideas, they decided to bring them to life. Early the next year,... Continue Reading →
Home For The Holidays: Holiday Activities for the Family Along the Front Range
Written By: Diana-Mari Rossell-Eddy With only a few more weeks left in the school year, the holidays will be here before you know it and Colorado has some great family fun to be had this holiday season. Here are just some of the great ways to spend this season with your family and friends: Denver... Continue Reading →
Movember and No-Shave-Novermber; What They Are and How to Get Involved
Written By: Josh Speer No-Shave-November is that time of the year where millions of men and women around the globe put down the razor for a month. Many people may believe it is just another trend, but the truth is that it is far more complicated. Like the similar Movember movement, they both have their... Continue Reading →
A Look at President-elect Trump’s Plans for Education
Written By: Josh Speer President-elect, Donald J. Trump, originally announced his 100 day plan at a rally in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania towards the end of October, as the election was coming to a close. He has put forth proposals for legislation that has to do with education, childcare, healthcare, federal regulations, federal employees, economic policy, immigration,... Continue Reading →
Election 2016: A Look at District 2 of the Colorado House of Representatives
Written By: Josh Speer There is a lot going on this election cycle. The presidential, congressional, and plenty of state and local-level elections are all involved in their own election process. This article will be focused on the race for District 2 of the Colorado House of Representatives, between incumbent Alec Garnett (D) and challenger... Continue Reading →
Election 2016: Colorado Senate Candidates and Their Stances
Written By: Josh Speer It is the 2016 election season here in the United States of America. Though the presidential race has hogged most of the media spotlight, it isn’t the only political race we should concern ourselves with. We also have the U.S. Senate, Colorado State Senate, U.S. House, State House, as well as... Continue Reading →
Costume Ideas 2016
Written By: Quill Skidmore Photos By: Quill Skidmore and Alexander Mueller Fall seems to have just begun and Halloween is on our doorstep! This year’s coolest costumes are available online and at the Halloween stores that seem to just pop up this time of year. According to my research and expertise in the land of... Continue Reading →
Election 2016: A Look at the Candidate’s Policy Stances
This election cycle has been a divisive one, to say the least. Much of the discussion has been focused on the negatives than the positives, and relatively little of it on policy specifics that will actually affect our lives. Those of us who have even moderately kept up with this political race are aware of... Continue Reading →
A Little Help From My (Math) Friends
Written By: Josh Speer Many of you reading this are in some sort of a math class this semester. Whether it be Algebra, Statistics, Calculus, or Differential Equations, any student in a math class will inevitably need help at some point or another. Luckily, there are many options available to someone who may be seeking... Continue Reading →
