AUSA Senate allocated an additional $61,514 after hearing appeals from "license-fundable" organizations last night, and passed the entire finance allocation package for 2002-2003 totaling $254,437.…
One pair of teal grandma-style pants, teal turtle neck, red running shorts, red bandanna, leather belt, red stockings, red gloves and green hair dye. In…
Water splashing everywhere, people gasping to catch their breath, and inner tubes flying across the water marked the first annual Anchor Splash for Delta Gamma…
Last Tuesday the Greek program at the University of Denver sponsored a special presentation entitled "Take Back the Night." The presentation marked the beginning of…
"Yes, I'm a tofu-eating, granola-eating, peace-loving, tree-hugging hippie. But I'm also a lot more," said Julia Butterfly Hill in a presentation to a full Driscoll…
Some 2,000 visitors attended last Saturday's Festival of Nations. During the day-long event, Driscoll North came alive with vibrant colors, exotic smells and foreign music.…
April 8 7:25 a.m., a Campus Safety officer reported graffiti on the brick walkway outside the Daniels College of Business. Facilities Management was notified. 1:45…
For several months now Jerry Mitchell has raised the question: are LEP students getting an unfair advantage because of early/priority registration. His latest article states,…
Jerry Mitchell's offensive and misinformed editorial about early registration for students with disabilities that appeared in the Clarion on April 4 warrants a strong response.…
The following response is to an editorial printed April 11, "Early registration at DU remains unfair." To the editor: We write in response to the…