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Daily Archives: June 1, 2010
June 2010 Obituaries
Shoulder to shoulder through eternity.
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Posted in Class Notes, In Memoriam
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You can never be too smart or too thin
A couple of years ago a Forbes magazine survey concluded that Boulder was the smartest city in the country. Now comes word from the Gallup Poll that Boulder is the second thinnest.
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Posted in Boulder Beat, News
Tagged boulder, colorado, gallup poll, smartest, thinnest
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Saving the Earth since 1970
Forty years ago, before alternative energy was lucrative and being green was the cool thing to do, CU students founded the Environmental Center on Earth Day in 1970. The center was the first of its kind in the nation and has made CU-Boulder a green leader among U.S. colleges and universities.
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Syllabus spotlight for summer 2010
Hitchcock and Freud taught by Humanities professor Paul Gordon.
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Posted in News
Tagged Hitchcock and Freud, Humanities, Paul Gordon, Syllabus spotlight
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Buff standouts saluted
The Alumni Association celebrated the 80th anniversary of its annual awards ceremony in early May by awarding 22 alumni, faculty, staff and students with six prestigious honors.
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Breadwinner roles still unequally sliced
Even as more women slip into suits and head to the office every morning, they face the same piles of unfinished laundry, hungry mouths to feed and stacks of bills when they arrive home at night.
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By the numbers
Numeric details pertinent to tuition, enrollment and average student debt.
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What makes my house so smart?
Affectionately known as the “Smart House,” the official chancellor’s residence became the first house in the nation’s “Smart Grid City” in late summer 2008. Xcel Energy outfitted the house at its expense as a living laboratory for “green” living.
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Posted in News
Tagged Philip P. DiStefano, Smart Grid City, Smart House, Xcel Energy
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Loss leads to legacy
Michael Hoza (Econ ex’87) had been thriving as a CU-Boulder student. He made great friends through his fraternity, was politically engaged on campus and had fallen in love with Colorado, playing hockey, skiing and riding his motorcycle along the Front Range.
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Posted in News
Tagged accident, Michael Hoza, Michael Hoza Memorial Scholarship Fund, motorcycle
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From sea to shining CU
Before vice chancellor of student affairs Julie Wong arrived two years ago, she was preparing to travel the world on Semester at Sea. Today she oversees a multitude of departments from Wardenburg Health Center to the Alumni Association.
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Posted in Faces of CU
Tagged Julie Wong, Semester at Sea, student affairs, vice chancellor
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