Halloween Spectacular for community, children
Great event for children to celebrate holiday
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Today (October 29th) the College of Eastern Utah Student Association will be hosting Spooktacular, an event geared for children and the community, from 6-10 p.m. in the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center.
Beginning of winter sports saga
Men's and women's teams prep for long season
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Meet the team
What dreams are made of
Some of my favorite game-winning moments
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It’s game seven of the NBA finals, your team is down by two points, you get the ball, at the top of the key you shake your defender, pull up and drain the game-winning shot.
Students give two thumbs up to GEAR UP Program
Students and parents enjoy annual event
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If you strolled by the College of Eastern Utah’s Library Pit, Oct. 7, at 5:30 p.m., you probably saw about 50 GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Progams) students and their parents enjoying a barbecue provided by CEU Catering. You probably also noticed Carbon Recreation’s climbing wall being scaled by several of these students.
Residential advisers needed in housing
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While the school year is barely a quarter of the way over, the office of residential life is looking ahead to the 2010-11 school year to appoint resident advisors in the residence halls.
John Weber joins CEU
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From South Dakota, to Arkansas, to Price, Utah, John Weber, a professor, joins the College of Eastern Utah faculty this fall.
Growth welcome
More budget cuts loom
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College of Eastern Utah student enrollment for the fall 2009 semester increased 91 students over last year’s third week report. More importantly, the full-time equivalents (students taking 15-credit hours) increased 174 over last year, which is an increase of over 12.9 percent.
Carbon County's White Lady
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Since the first coal mine opened at Winter Quarters in 1877, Carbon County has depended on the bravery and backbreaking labor of the men, women and even children who have descended into the ground. Each one had their own reason for facing such danger: for some it was the chance at a better life in a strange and foreign land; for others it was an opportunity for steady work in a region with few other industries; and for many to support their families.
Bread N' Soup Night
Annual event begins Monday
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College of Eastern Utah is hosting its 11th annual “Bread ‘N Soup Night” beginning Monday, Nov. 2 and continuing each Monday through Nov. 23. The event runs from 5-6:30 p.m., and held in the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center. All proceeds from the event are donated to the Carbon County Food Bank.
CEU tops CSI for the first time in school history
Volleyball defeats no. 3 team in country
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History was made for the College of Eastern Utah volleyball team last weekend. For the first time in school history, the CEU Golden Eagles defeated the College of Southern Idaho Eagles. Besides CSI, the laldy Eagles also took on Snow College, Salt Lake Community College and North Idaho College during the past two weekends.
Gotta love a good Rumble
MMA more then just fighting
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Walk into any neighborhood and if they are playing football on one corner, basketball on the next, baseball on the third, and if a fight broke out on the fourth corner, everybody is going to run to watch the fight. Fighting is strangely intriguing to people.
Peaceful revolution: fundamental changes to democracy
Platform proclaiming need to change
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Our administration campaigned on a platform proclaiming the need for change. The changes are happening, albeit slowly, but the changes implemented are treatments of the symptoms, not the disease. In order to treat the disease, the United States must make changes to our version of democracy.
So what is all the hype, background with the Noble Prize?
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While watching the news a few weeks ago, I was surprised to see President Barack Obama speaking of his “honor and gratitude” for receiving the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize. I am not saying that I was surprised because he is a “bad president” but because he is the first president to receive the Nobel Peace Prize his first year in office.
USU President
Stan Albrecht visits CEU campus
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President Albrecht and several of his cabinet members visited campus Oct. 21 to discuss the issues committees’ work between the two schools. The USU president met in an all-campus meeting to discuss the progress of the Memorandum of Understanding document.
Affordable Health Care Choices Act unconstitutional
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House Bill 3200: The Affordable Health Care Choices Act of 2009 proposed by the Obama Administration is unconstitutional.
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