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Nov 20
Channel 7 News (11/20/2009)
There is a special blood drive today before next weekend's Border War between CSU and Wyoming. Garth Englund Blood Services Center in Fort Collins is competing with United Blood Services Center in Wyoming to see who can get the most donations.
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Nov 20
High Plains Journal (11/20/2009)
This has led to the development of molds and fungi in a lot of fields. The plant pathology diagnostic lab at Colorado State University has identified several molds and fungi on recent field corn samples.
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Nov 20
Coloradoan (11/20/2009)
Simple taste-and-smell tests can go a long way toward revealing what's in a glass of water and help utilities head off potential problems before they reach kitchen sinks and showers in customers' homes, says Pinar Omur-Ozbek, a research assistant professor of civil engineering at Colorado State University.
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Nov 20
High Plains Journal (11/20/2009)
Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture John Stulp will kick off the General Session on the morning of Dec. 10, followed by Colorado State University President Tony Frank, and U.S. Senator Michael Bennet (invited).
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Nov 20
High Plains Journal (11/20/2009)
Tamla Blunt, Colorado State University clinic diagnostician is getting corn ear samples having surface molds showing between the kernels.
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Nov 20
Coloradoan (11/20/2009)
CSU police detectives are asking for help finding a man who inappropriately touched a female student early Wednesday night after she left her residence hall on the north side of campus.
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Nov 20
Coloradoan (11/20/2009)
Colorado State University researchers William Gray and Phil Klotzbach said Thursday their preseason forecasts called for 11 named storms, including five hurricanes, two of them major.
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Nov 20
Collegian (11/20/2009)
While police will protect Manhatten's people from crime during the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Parade, knowledge of the laws of physics will protect them from the towering balloons as crews direct them down the city streets.
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Nov 20
Greeley Tribune (11/20/2009)
JOHN FIELDER: “RANCHES OF COLORADO,” 6 p.m., north ballroom of the Lory Student Center at Colorado State University, Fort Collins. Fielder, a famed Colorado nature photographer, will be signing copies of “Ranches of Colorado” along with past works during the event.
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Nov 20
Fence Post (11/20/2009)
The specialty crops program at Colorado State University is accepting applications for grower research and education grants for the 2010 production season.
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Nov 20
Greeley Tribune (11/20/2009)
It also will be used for multiple other functions, Martens said, working with such agencies as the Boys & Girls Clubs of Weld County, the Weld office of Colorado State University Extension in nutrition programs, and providing meals that can be cooked, then flash frozen and distributed to various agencies around the county.
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Nov 20
Collegian (11/20/2009)
With debate raging over the health care reform proposals in Congress, a CSU social work class will host an expert panel to help inform students on health care facts today.
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Nov 20
Denver Post (11/20/2009)
The Mountain West's Game of the Weak on Saturday will offer Colorado State coach Steve Fairchild his first opportunity to take pity on an opposing coach since, well, the opener at Colorado.
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Nov 20
Collegian (11/20/2009)
Birth announcements, weddings, tidbits on President Tony Frank's favorite holiday tradition and a lengthy look back at some of the more colorful CSU presidents who've served in the last 134 years are just a few of the items that will be featured in a new publication being launched soon by Student Media.
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Nov 20
Collegian (11/20/2009)
The Apocalypse is coming. The week after Thanksgiving, students with a terrible disease will fill the lanes and avenues on CSU's main campus with one purpose: Turn the rest of the humans into zombies.
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Nov 19
Collegian (11/19/2009)
Top-level administrators from CSU and Front Range Community College told city residents Wednesday night that Colorado's colleges and universities are in dire financial straits, and that, without voter support, there's no clear option to fix it.
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Nov 19
Miami Herald (11/19/2009)
Colorado State University researchers William Gray and Phil Klotzbach said Thursday their preseason forecasts called for 11 named storms, including five hurricanes, two of them major.
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Nov 19
Wall Street Journal (11/19/2009)
The Atlantic Hurricane season, which officials ends Nov. 30, will go into the record books as the quietest since 1997, due to the impact of the El Nino weather phenomenon, forecasters at Colorado State University said Thursday.
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Nov 19
Denver Post (11/19/2009)
The antics coupled with seductively simple slogans - "It's your dough. Just say 'No' " during the FasTracks debate - have helped keep the institute in the public eye as Democrats took over the state, said Colorado State University political scientist John Straayer.
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Nov 19
Statesman Journal, Oregon (11/19/2009)
Research results at Colorado State University showed a diverse diet was critical.
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Nov 19
Coloradoan (11/19/2009)
Panelists include: Robert Hoffert, dean emeritus of the CSU College of Liberal Arts; Loren Crabtree, former dean of the Colorado State University College of Liberal Arts and former CSU provost and academic vice-president; Don Marostica, director of Economic Development and International Trade, Denver; and Rich Schweigert, chief financial officer, CSU System, Denver. Barbara Rutstein, member of the League of Women Voters of Larimer County, will moderate the discussion.
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Nov 19
Denver Post (11/19/2009)
"We've had a good attitude all year," said CSU coach Steve Fairchild on Wednesday. "The extra day (of practice Monday after a bye weekend) helped. I like what we're doing (in practice) and eventually it will transform on the field."
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Nov 19
CBS4 News Denver (11/19/2009)
Colorado State University hurricane researchers Dr. William Gray and Phil Klotzbach announced their prediction for 11 named storms during the Atlantic hurricane season was too high, even after the forecast was brought down in an August update.
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Nov 19
WJZ (CBS) - Baltimore, MD (11/19/2009)
Colorado State University called for 10 named storms, including four hurricanes - two of them major. final numbers shows there were nine named storms, two of them major. The season runs from June 1st to November 30th.
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Nov 19
Coloradoan (11/19/2009)
CSU Chancellor Joe Blake said most Colorado residents are so focused on their own economic situations - which he said is appropriate - that they aren't yet ready to start discussing higher education's struggles.