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May 18
Coloradoan (5/18/2013)
The CSU lacrosse team may have had to travel all the way to Greenville, S.C., to play its rival, Colorado, but just like back home, the Rams dominated the matchup, beating Colorado 7-2 Saturday night to win its second consecutive Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association national title.
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May 18
KUNC radio (5/18/2013)
The Colorado Natural Heritage Program collects and analyzes data on rare species and habitats in Colorado. It's part of Colorado State University's Warner College of Natural Resource.
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May 18
Coloradoan (5/18/2013)
Rarely is the story behind an art collection as intriguing as the art itself, but that’s the case with a unique donation to the University Art Museum at CSU.
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May 18
Coloradoan (5/18/2013)
“If you’re here in Fort Collins, half of the water that comes out of your tap is Colorado River water,” said Reagan Waskom, director of the Colorado Water Institute at Colorado State University. “We are part of the reason that the upper part of the river gets de-watered. We have to take responsibility for that.”
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May 17
Coloradoan (5/17/2013)
Katie Monus, left, and Alexis Canfield clear out what remains in their tiny freshman dorm room as they prepare to vacuum on Friday, May 17, 2013, on Colorado State University campus in Fort Collins.
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May 17
Business Week (5/17/2013)
OptiEnz Sensors LLC, a startup company that spun out of research from Colorado State University with the assistance of CSU Ventures, has named Steve Witt as CEO.
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May 17
Denver Post (5/17/2013)
Ever wonder where a squirrel goes when it leaves the bird feeder in your yard? Biology students at Colorado State University can tell you.
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May 17
Northern Colorado Business Report (5/17/2013)
Rep. Randy Fischer, D-Fort Collins, and Sen. Gail Schwartz, D-Snowmass Village, introduced House Bill 1044. Hickenlooper signed the bill at Colorado State University on Wednesday.
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May 17
Aurora Sentinel (5/17/2013)
A Colorado State football signee, Golditch launched the discus 176 feet, 10 inches, on his first throw of his preliminary flight.
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May 16
Business Insider (5/16/2013)
"We may never be able to tell whether any of these are Ciudad Blanca, or whether the legendary city ever existed," Colorado State University professors Christopher Fisher and Stephen Leisz said.
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May 16
Coloradoan (5/16/2013)
Conference rivals CSU and Brigham Young faced off in the semifinals of the Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association tournament for the third consecutive year Thursday, and just like a season ago, it was the Rams who moved on, winning 9-7.
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May 16
Coloradoan (5/16/2013)
Salutatorian of her Fair Grove School class near Fair Grove, Mo., Megan was a graduate student in Colorado State University’s chemistry program.
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May 16
Coloradoan (5/16/2013)
CSU received its second verbal commitment in as many days Thursday when four-star safety Jyaz Jones made his pledge to the Rams.
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May 16
The Times-Picayune (5/16/2013)
In 2011, after a two-year study that included tests of grass and other armoring materials at Colorado State University, the corps concluded that some parts of the system could be armored with Bermuda grass enhanced with fertilizer, while others could be protected by growing the grass through a fabric mat.
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May 16
TIME (5/16/2013)
Temple Grandin, a professor of animal science at Colorado State University, was one of the first autistic people to chronicle her life with the condition— and is now a bestselling author and well known for her innovative designs for handling livestock.
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May 16
TIME (5/16/2013)
Temple Grandin, a professor of animal science at Colorado State University, was one of the first autistic people to chronicle her life with the condition— and is now a bestselling author and well known for her innovative designs for handling livestock.
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May 16
Science Daily (5/16/2013)
Researchers participating in this study include John C. Moore and Rodney T. Simpson from Colorado State University, Fort Collins; Laura Gough from the University of Texas at Arlington; and Gaius R. Shaver from the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, Mass.
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May 16
Yuma Sun (5/16/2013)
In addition to CSULA and OSU, the other 13 universities that gathered in Yuma as part of the educational training were: Colorado State University from Fort Collins, Colo.; Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University from Daytona Beach, Fla.; Mississippi State University from Starkville, Miss.; North Carolina State University from Raleigh, N.C.; Pennsylvania State University from University Park, Pa.; Purdue University from West Lafayette, Ind.; Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology from Terre Haute, Ind.; University of Tennessee, Knoxville from Knoxville, Tenn.; University of Victoria from Victoria, British Columbia in Canada; University of Washington from Seattle, Wash.; University of Waterloo from Waterloo, Ontario in Canada; Virginia Tech from Blacksburg, Va.; and Wayne State University from Detroit, Mich.
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May 15
Sun-Sentinel (5/15/2013)
AccuWeather joins Phil Klotzbach and William Gray in forecasting a considerably busier than normal storm season. In April, the two Colorado State University climatologists projected 18 named storms, including nine hurricanes, four major.
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May 15
Valley Courier (5/15/2013)
I did some research on the web before heading out and also took my copy of “Insects and Diseases of Woody Plants of the Central Rockies” published by Colorado State University Cooperative Extension (CSUCE).
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May 15
The Atlantic (5/15/2013)
"This technology is going to revolutionize archaeology," archeologist Christopher Fisher of Colorado State University told me, also from Cancun.
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May 15
InnovatioNews (5/15/2013)
A Colorado State University chemist’s game-changing quest for a Holy Grail long sought by medical professionals has earned a coveted spot at a global showcase of top emerging technologies in Washington, D.C.
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May 15
Coloradoan (5/15/2013)
Thousands of Colorado State University students will receive their degrees this week during a series of 13 commencement ceremonies held in Fort Collins.
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May 15
Collegian (5/15/2013)
Sitting in front of a Colo. flag, a U.S. flag and the CSU banner in CSU’s Bioengineering building, Gov. John Hickenlooper signed the final draft of House Bill 1044, approving the use of graywater in Colorado homes and businesses.
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May 15
Coloradoan (5/15/2013)
Hickenlooper, a geologist, cracked a joke about knowing just little enough about hydrology to be dangerous, while using a new Colorado State University engineering building as the stage to sign House Bill 1044, which authorizes the use of household graywater.