CSU In The News Archive

Terrorism tip clogs U.S. airports Get to know new travel rules

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August 11, 2006

“Traveling is never easy and has certainly gotten more difficult since 9/11, and with these events, it’s going to get worse,” said Brian Wilson, professor of mechanical engineering at Colorado State University. “Having said that, I’m supportive of all security …

West’s Aspen Groves Hit Hard This Year

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August 11, 2006

“We really don’t know what’s going on,” Colorado State University forester Tom Wardle said. “We will, I’m very confident, figure it out.”

Colorado seatbelt use exceeds 80% for first time

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August 10, 2006

The observational study, conducted in June and July by the Institute of Transportation Management at Colorado State University, focused on vehicles normally used for personal transportation and excluded commercial vehicles.

Green light

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August 10, 2006

Fort Collins is pushing to make renewable energy, conservation and efficiency daily tenets of business and civic operations. The effort shows at city hall, at municipal utilities, in the classrooms and research labs at Colorado State University, in local public …

Marching bands to compete in Fort Collins

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August 10, 2006

Thousands of young musicians will march into Hughes Stadium at Colorado State University this October to compete in the state high school marching band championships.

CSU scientist tracking storms

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August 09, 2006

But the Colorado State University atmospheric scientist has a passion not only for family but for rainfall-particularly tropical rainfall.

CSU, CU take right approach on funding

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August 09, 2006

Colorado State University and the University of Colorado are planning to ask state lawmakers for a larger share of higher-education funding to help offset the expense of providing costly programs, such as math, engineering and technology, according to The Associated …

Feisty fall forecast for state

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August 09, 2006

“People are going to get buried in an absolute avalanche of political propaganda, the vast majority of it negative,” said John Straayer, a political science professor at Colorado State University.

Flower trials prove science is beautiful

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August 09, 2006

A riot of colors and a heady bouquet of aromas, Colorado State University’s annual flower trial plays host to gardeners, artists, families and nature lovers.