Competition is something that spans across all ethnicities and races, so it is no surprise that UW Athletics offer a significant level of international and racial diversity. According to 2009 U.S. census data, Wyoming’s population is 93.5 percent white. Only 2.3 percent of Wyoming’s population is foreign-born, while the black population makes up an estimated…
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UW president Tom Buchanan was honored Friday with the Presidential Leadership Award from Outside the Classroom and United Educators. The award is given to a president who exemplifies leadership to create a campus environment where learning and campus life are not undermined by the misuse of alcohol, according to Outside the Classroom and United Educators….
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For those who celebrate Christmas, it is often hard to find presents for everyone in the family. One problem is that there seems to be quite enough money in the piggy bank. If this is a problem, then all worries should be laid to rest because here is a comprehensive list of unique and homemade…
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The Supreme Court recently heard arguments in the case of California vs. The Entertainment Merchants Association and Entertainment Software Association; a case that has sparked discussion over the sale of violent video games to minors. The case centers on a California law, which imposes a fine of up to $1,000 to anyone who sells or…
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A view of a snowy Prexy’s Pasture Tuesday morning. A high of 35 is expected through this weekend, according to the National Weather Service. There is a 40 percent chance of snow tonight, and a 50 percent chance Thursday. …
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UW is not an Ivy League school, but it has many great things going for it. By the numbers, it is one of the great schools out there. Starting with tuition, UW is one of the best schools for the price. Whether in-state or out-of-state, it is known for its affordable price. This is…
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In the basement of the Albany County Public Library, about a half a mile of shelves are filled with books looking for new owners. The fall book sale at the Albany County Public Library is almost here. The book sale starts at 12 p.m. on Saturday and will continue through the week. On Sunday,…
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Tuesday, students will be able to vote on a proposition to continue the General Fund Excise Tax, otherwise known as the 5th cent tax. Jodi Guerin, Mayor of Laramie, reminds students that the city is surprisingly under-funded when compared to other communities around the state, because the money that funds our services comes mostly from…
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When Election Day comes around, so much attention is focused on the politicians running for office that the proposals on the ballot go unnoticed. Come Nov. 2, one of the most important proposals in the history of Laramie will be on the ballot and it must not be forgotten. jsindtMore Posts
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Administrators and faculty are serious about making sure that their students graduate, but understand that in this changing environment most students cannot graduate in just four years. “The sixth year graduation rate is becoming a little bit more of the norm,” Beth M. McCuskey, executive director of Residence Life and Dining Services, said, “Nationally, far fewer…
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