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May 1
As summer approaches, an obvious buzz at Colorado State University means that students are anticipating the end of the semester.
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May 1
A lecture given at Colorado State University on April 9 by Paul Ehrlich, a noted population biologist whose contributions to evolutionary and population biology have included the seminal book, "The Population Bomb," will be aired on local television during the month of May.
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May 1
Colorado State University's Rocky Mountain Raptor Program will host an open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 13. The family-oriented event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.
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May 2
A Colorado State University microbiologist was one of 72 new members elected Tuesday to the prestigious National Academy of Sciences.
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May 4
Colorado State University today announced the selection of Al Dyer, dean of the College of Natural Resources, to serve as interim provost. He will begin his duties in July, when Provost Loren Crabtree leaves the university for a post as provost and senior vice president at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville.
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May 4
Carmen Menoni, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at Colorado State University, has received the Colorado Technology Transfer Award.
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May 4
For the second year in a row, Colorado State University students rode their single-rider, human-powered vehicle to a series of individual prizes and first place overall.
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May 7
Colorado State University will confer degrees on Spring 2001 graduates at commencement ceremonies May 11 and 12.
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May 9
Colorado State University's search for a new vice provost and dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences has been put on hold temporarily, and a long-time agricultural educator and administrator has been named to the interim spot.
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May 9
Except for July and August, there's always the possibility that you could have a 15-ton dump truck parked on top of your modest ranch house.
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May 10
Scoundrels, scofflaws, a lady bandit, train robbers and other nefarious rascals and villains will run wild during the 24th American West Program this summer at Colorado State University.
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May 14
Colorado State University Ram Men's Lacrosse Team Defeats Stanford Cardinal 16-7 to Win the United State Lacrosse Intercollegiate Associates National Championship
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May 16
While hurricane forecaster William Gray and his colleagues at Colorado State University are satisfied with their April forecast update, any possible changes in the June 7 forecast may slightly increase the number of storms.
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May 22
Watery eyes, sneezing, stuffy nose and itchy rashes are just a few symptoms that can drive you crazy during allergy season. But humans aren't the only ones to suffer, according to veterinarians at Colorado State University. Pets are allergy sufferers as well.
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May 22
This fall, groups of senior tourists will have an opportunity to experience how the wild, wild West was tamed by the iron horse when Colorado State University and Elderhostel collaborate on a fall field studies program called "Seven Rails of Colorado."
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May 22
Could the top best-selling, self-help books over the past decade offer advice that is damaging to marriages? In an article published by a top national journal, two Colorado State University faculty members and a graduate student argue that the messages in four of the top 10 books are detrimental to relationships.
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May 24
As an Aldo Leopold Leadership Fellow, Kathleen Galvin, an associate professor in the Department of Anthropology will attend the summer program designed teach top scientists to effectively communicate complex scientific research.
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May 25
Farmers are getting a chance to tell the federal government what they think about national farm policy. The 1996 Farm Bill, which has set the tone for agriculture policy on the national level for five years, expires in 2002 with crop harvests. Before new policy is formed by the Bush administration, Colorado State University Cooperative Extension and Colorado Agricultural Statistics Service are surveying Colorado producers about legislation and taking those views to Capitol Hill.