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Volume 38, Issue 20 February 4, 2016
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News Enrolment falls as economy rises PAGE 3 >>
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Opinion Flaws within perfection and a letter from the editor PAGE 4 >>
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Features Denverites spectate oddities in Rocky Horror PAGE 7 >>
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Entertainment
Check out review stew: Now with Kung Fu PAGE 8 >>
Sports
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Men’s Basketball hits tripple digits in 40-point victory PAGE 10 >>
Metro alumnus Dave Engelken, left, and Tricia Huth cross-country ski in Cheesman Park Feb. 2. Denver had a snowfall of 11 inches that caused multiple schools and businesses to close down for the day. Photos by Alyson McClaran • amcclara@msudenver.edu
Snowfall closes campus, businesses By Pacific Obadiah
pobadiah@msudenver.edu
On February 2nd, Auraria Campus closed due to inclement weather. The closure of the tri-institutional campus shocked many students when they awoke to notifications from Auraria Higher Education Center
Tuesday morning, as it had been 4 years since the last closure due to snow. The rare break gave students time to do some homework, sleep in and enjoy the snow. In typical Colorado fashion, the sun came to melt the snow and classes resumed as normal the next day.
Jack Rianda, 10, and Oliva Spruce, 8, prepares a fresh block of snow to place on their fort. The two had a snow day along with several other school districts throughout Colorado after the overnight snow storm.
Jack Kerastas, 10, sleds down a hill at Cheesman Park after a push from his babysitter, Matt Greer, on Feb. 2. Greer is a MSU alumni and watches over Kerastas on his day off from school.