Articles by The Oredigger


A response to “What is the Difference”

Given last week’s editorial, “What is the Difference,” we feel it is important to clarify and expand on some of the statements made and to make clear what the difference really is.

The majority of funding cuts from requested budget amounts actually came from larger organizations, namely MAC, Sports Club Council, The ORC, IM Sports, the Oredigger, GSA, and even ASCSM.

bss
0

Music Review: No Need to Forgive This Rock Record

Broken Social Scene has done it again, and while it is not on the same level as their smash hit “You Forgot It In People,” Forgiveness Rock Record is worth the investment. Like most albums in the genre, this album starts of ramping up into a slower but calming intro with the languid but calm “World Sick.” The following few change the pace, with “Chase Scene” being my preferred choice as it has the feel of a futuristic chase scene, as the title implies.

The Bird and the Bee
0

The Bird & The Bee: Not your parents’ Hall & Oates

The Bird & The Bee are undeniably hip. Singer/bassist Inara George (the bird) has a smooth-yet-powerful delivery, the likes of which reminds me of Feist or Astrud Gilberto. Matching her vocals with the modern synth-pop styling of Greg Kurstin (the bee) has already resulted in a pair of excellent records on jazz-label Blue Note Records. At a first glance, their newest record Interpreting the Masters Vol. 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates sticks out from the crowd.

Important parking updates

Last week, there were two major developments in the campus parking situation. Golden City Council recently added a one block section of 15th street, from Washington Avenue to Arapahoe Street, to the city parking permit district. This parking permit district requires a permit from Golden and does not recognize any Mines permits.

web_spirit
0

SPIRIT Scholars help develop students

The SPIRIT Scholars Program was initiated in 1998 by Phillips Petroleum Company, and has provided talented Mines students with invaluable hands-on exposure to the company and to the energy business ever since. ConocoPhillips partners with Mines through the program to offer students a unique set of enrichment and professional development opportunities. Mines is one of only eight universities in the country at which ConocoPhillips has established this program, which provides students with $5,000 scholarships, along with hands-on industry experience, mentoring and professional development, and valuable leadership and service opportunities. Past SPIRIT Scholars Program activities have included community service projects with the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, Habitat for Humanity and the Golden Gallop charity run, exclusive dinners with company representatives, cooking classes, professional development lunches and sporting and performing arts events.

web_rightplace
0

“The Right Place to Be” is the right CD to have

At first listen, “The Right Place To Be EP” by Adventure Galley is surprisingly professional for a debut album of a relatively unknown band. After a few listens it is not surprising that Adventure Galley won the recent Toyota Music Rock The Space 2 contest. The album begins with a soulful prelude that sets the scene for the rest of the album; of course everything only gets better from here. This leads right into “Knife In The Sail,” a song that is sure to find you tapping your foot along with the jazzy beat. As you fall deeper into the CD, you will find yourself in amazement that such a great debut album is even possible.

CSM runs away from NMHU 49-21

The Colorado School of Mines overcame a slow first quarter of mistakes to take care of the New Mexico Highlands University Cowboys 49-21 Saturday afternoon at Perkins Stadium in Las Vegas, NM.

The win sends the Orediggers to 2-1 overall, 1-0 RMAC as the offensive explosion continued for Quarterback Clay Garcia and company.

Copyright © 2020 The Oredigger Newspaper. All Rights Reserved.