Colorado College News

Earlier this month we reported on Colorado College 's push for a new film and new media major as part of "How to succeed in film," a story on the success of CC alums in Hollywood.

The Gazette's editorial board asks the public for a tiny little favor: Give $40 million to the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.

Greg Myers of the Colorado State Rams looks on during a game against the Air Force Falcons at Falcon Stadium in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Martha\'s Vineyard\'s accomplished music teacher and musician Will Luckey demonstrates his instrumental prowess by playing a few tunes on guitar and piano.

Shown at the Credit Union Rising Stars Award are John O'Brien, senior vice president/lending; Rising Star recipient Todd Sibley, assistant vice president/collections; Gordon Edmonds, president and CEO; Rising Star recipient Bryon Goguen, financial analyst; and Gary Abrams, executive vice president, CFO and COO, all of Leominster Credit Union.

Colorado College has added what's probably the final piece to its defensive core for next season, recently landing Russell Finch, who may not show much style but will bring lots of experience to the Tigers, with more than 100 games under his belt at the junior ranks.

Nurses have always helped the American Red Cross fulfill its mission. Nurse volunteers provided Red Cross services in 1889 when floodwaters wiped out 1,600 homes in Johnstown, Pennsylvania.

The idea sparked because Loveland author G. Scott Gibson picked up a book his 8-year-old daughter Lindy had made.

A recent pic of Regan Brockmeyer, who is now an emergency medicine physician at St.

Best Bets: Jedi training at "Star Wars" family-friendly fan event at Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum Sunday.