Oct 4, 2012

With only one year under his belt studying and playing at the University of Wyoming, senior linebacker Korey Jones is one of four captains on the football team. Jones also is this week’s student athlete of the week. Jones grew up in Fort Collins and started playing football at six years old. His father played for Colorado State University, and Jones never...

Imagine a leech feeding off of you, slowly removing a bit of blood at a time while your body replenishes what has been taken from it. Now imagine it slowly growing, feeding more and more and growing bigger with each accumulated red blood cell. Eventually it begins sucking out more blood than your body can produce, causing irrevocable harm to the host...

Private loan lenders are still requiring survivors of deceased students to pay off their student loans. Paying off student loans is a common concern for many college students. Many set aside money for after college in order to pay money on their loans but still spend years putting money toward those loans. But what if something tragic happens and a student dies...

The state of the nation in regard to gay marriage is changing at an increasingly fast rate. This week, the Associated Press reported that a record number of members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered communities are running for office. This comes after a long and ongoing battle for LGBT community. In 1973, The American Psychiatric Association no...

Oct 4, 2012

Cody was founded in 1901 by Col. “William F. Buffalo Bill” Cody after he was impressed by its scenery, hunting and development possibilities, according to the city’s web site. Since then its population has grown to about 9,400 and it still attracts tourists to its natural beauty and proximity to Yellowstone. The small tourist town is located in the...