CSU In The News Archive

Lawmakers propose tuition fee

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April 04, 2008

Students at Colorado State University could raise their own tuition by $5 a credit hour to pay professors more, under a proposal being discussed at the state Capitol.

The Great Water War

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April 04, 2008

“When they negotiated the wild and scenic river designation, they basically foreclosed the option of having an in-river dam,” said Reagan Waskom, director of the Colorado Water Resources Research Institute at Colorado State University.

Bioscience Cluster

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April 03, 2008

With much of the recent focus on renewable energy as a emerging economic sector in Northern Colorado, a once rapidly growing bioscience business cluster has been put somewhat out of the spotlight. KUNC’s Jim Beers asked Northern Colorado Business Report …

CSU quest: perfect pool cue

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April 03, 2008

Some study Shakespeare, some study math, but for a few Colorado State University students, the passion is to design the ideal pool cue.

Equine experts to be on radio

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April 03, 2008

Three Colorado State University equine specialists will conduct a discussion and call-in during the Critter Patter radio show that airs at 6:30 p.m. Thursdays on KRFC 88.9 FM and also can be heard at www.krfcfm.org/stream.

Experts to entrepreneurs: Don’t abandon venture

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April 03, 2008

Following on the heels of his revised economic outlook released Tuesday, which hampered original job growth predictions, Colorado State University associate professor and regional economist Martin Shields noted that as long as you’re careful, it’s not really a bad time …

Old trees gain new life

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April 03, 2008

In early March, I looked in on a group of Colorado State University Extension agents as they taught Boulder County Parks and Open Space staff how to graft trees. It was a messy job, involving joining the rootstock of young, …