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2011 Highlander Vol 93 No 13 April 19, 2011 Regis University ePublications at Regis University Highlander - Regis University's Student-Written Archives and Special Collections Newspaper 4-19-2011 2011 Highlander Vol 93 No 13 April 19, 2011 Follow this and additional works at: https://epublications.regis.edu/highlander Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Education Commons Recommended Citation "2011 Highlander Vol 93 No 13 April 19, 2011" (2011). Highlander - Regis University's Student-Written Newspaper. 303. https://epublications.regis.edu/highlander/303 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at ePublications at Regis University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Highlander - Regis University's Student-Written Newspaper by an authorized administrator of ePublications at Regis University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. REGIS UNIVERSITY e a biweekly publication 1 an the Regis community since 1888 Volume 93, Issue 13 Recognizing out­ standing students and faculty proves difficult Candace Powell StaffReporter Regis University Student Government Association (RUSGA) gets together every year to host an award ceremony in order to recognize the efforts and achievements that indi­ viduals and groups make towards maintaining an outstanding university. The ceremony is normally held the day before graduation to honor and thank all of the hard workers at Regis. There is no easy way to select who wins these awards and each year the selec­ tion process is different in attempt to make the selection as fair as possible. This year nomination surveys were sent out by email to every Regis University student and faculty mem­ ber. The surveys gave students and fac­ ulty a chance to nominate people who they thought were worthy of an award. The nominations had to be submitted Photo by Angela Shugart Photos lay across the photo waiting to be hung as part of the Six Degrees art gallery. Photos are among some of the mediums on display, also including by AprilS at 5:00p.m.. A review board painting and sculpture. composed of highly involved students and representatives from Regis clubs and organizations analyze every nomi­ Regis' new bond opportunity leads to building project nee to determine who is the best choice for the award. worth over $25 million Continnued on page 2 Dyana Gutierrez Redmond. "They will be mainly used pen at the same time as the CPS build­ Staff Reporter for the offices during the day but at ing is being built," says Redmond. Ask your night and on weekends can be sched­ "The key is not to interfere with the Big changes are underway for uled for classrooms or a variety of classes on the campus for the year." Pharmacist: Regis with a two part project that will other uses." The Regis community will now be bring a new building, two new parking The building is part of a larger losing 113 spaces from Lot 1. When Navigating the aller­ lots and more classroom space to the theme that will lead to further renova­ people from 1-25 and Broadway come gy aisle Lowell campus by 2013. All four col­ tion of the Adult Learning Center to the Lowell campus they will bring leges in the College for Professional (ALC), two additional parking lots and with them about So more cars. The Becky Doe Studies (CPS) will be consolidated into if funding allows more green space. School of Pharmacy is growing by 75 PharmD candidate, 2014 one building where Lot 1 currently is Currently some of the offices in the students a year, bringing up to 75 addi­ by next fall. This new building takes all Adult Learning Center (ALC) are used tional cars onto the campus. Next year It's April in Colorado and any operations off of 1-25 and Broadway, a by CPS. When they eventually move there will also be the sophomore and minute the trees will be budding. leased facility, and brings them back out into the new building they will freshman requirement to live on cam­ Allergy sufferers will be sneezing. For onto campus. "The building is looking vacate a lot of space. "We intend to pus; this will bring additional cars that those of you who have stared at the at being 65,000 square feet," says repurpose this space for classrooms will be parking overnight. shelves in the cold and allergy aisle at Michael Redmond, associate vice pres­ and other spaces for the School of To deal with this problem two the drug store, wondering what the dif­ ident of Physical Plant. "In perspective Pharmacy and for Regis College," says parking lots will be added. The first ference is between all the medicines, if you add another floor to the library it Redmond. More classrooms and mul­ will be built north of the baseball field, this article is for you. will be that size." tipurpose spaces will be created that adding 245 spaces designated for Look for the following drug names "Consolidating the CPS facility can be used for fine arts or special overnight parking only. Part of Lot 5 Oisted as the active ingredient in small and bringing it back to the campus has events in hopes of simplifying the trav­ may also become designated overnight print) to figure out what type of drug is been a thought process for about two el through ALC by turning some of the parking as well. "If the on campus stu­ in the package: Antihistamines: years. However, we had been looking offices back into classrooms. However, dents who do not move their cars diphenhydramine, loratadine, ceti­ at the plan for only the last five some offices will have to remain there. much during the week park here it can rizine, fexofenadine. DecongeGabts: months, because up until now we did This renovation of the ALC is con­ help make the organizational parking pseud9Ji)tlhedrine, phenylephrine, not have the funding to do it," says sidered the second phase of the project flow easy for the whole community," oxymet~iine, tetrahydrozoline Redmond. and will cost about seven to eight mil­ said Redmond. He goes on to say that The body's r~n..to pollen and "There will be one large gathering lion dollars. It is expected to be com­ "The other parking lot is based on other allerg~ll§:..is complex, but one of conference room that can seat 150 and pleted by summer of 2013. growth and we feel it is not needed at the thi~ tha'i- happen is tha~ blood then smaller breakout conference "Renovations will happen immediately this time, since we do have Lot 6." vessels inside the nose (Qf_.ey~) open rooms that can be utilized for multi­ after the CPS facility construction, u~er than usual. tude of things for the university," said while some of the additions may hap- Continued on page 4 ~ · Continued on page 2 PERSPECTIVES ARTS & CULTURE SPORTS RU involved? Six Degrees Regis falls to Creighton Avalancheros No this is not charting your connection Men's lacrosse plays their final season Learn more about the improv group A look at the effects of student involve­ ment in the Highlander. to Kevin Bacon, but rather your other home game. that rocked Regis at Thursday Thrills. classmates through the currrent art Page collection at Regis. Page 2 Page Page ... 2 - TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 2011 NEWS Recognizing outstanding onto Contact the Highland er students continued from Avalancheros storm 3333 Regis Blvd, Mail Stop I-8 Denver, CO 80221 front page Regis campus [email protected] Dave Law, director of Student Activities said "If someone has been and entertaining as Avalancheros and nominated they are doing great things Ross Lehuta Staff Reporter OutRegis swapped in and out of hilari­ for our community. What we want to ous situations and scenes. accomplish is when someone is called On April 7, 2011 the Avalancheros The Avalancheros' performance at up for an award it makes sense." improv comedy group visited Regis to Regis was a great success. It brought There are sixteen awards and each perform during Thursday Thrills. The many people to Thursday Thrills and award applies to a wide range of stu­ Avalancheros consist of comedians left them laughing long after the show dents and faculty members. Some of Danny Pudi (actor on the NBC sitcom was over. "I really enjoyed the show," these awards include Man of the Year, Community), Pat Finn, Chris Marrs says junior Lizzy Sepe. "It was one of Woman of the Year, Diversity Award, Kevin Farley and John Farley (Regis the best Thursday Thrills of the year Faculty Member of the Year, and College alum '92). Kevin and John and I hope there are more events like Administrator of the Year. There are Farley are brothers of the late comedi­ this in the future." also awards for departments, organiza­ an and actor Chris Farley, who passed Our Mission: tions, events, and clubs. These awards away more than 10 years ago. Who are the Avalancheros? are narrowed down to three nominees As the staff of the Regis The Avalancheros began through by the review board and sent out to the University bi-weekly publication, the the comedian's connections at student body for them to vote on. Danny Pudi: Before his break-out Highlander, we intend to serve the Marquette University as undergrads Deciding who wins these awards is role as Abed, on NBC's Community, campus and the neighborhood by and continued acting and performing not an easy task, the student govern­ Pudi had reoccurring television roles providing a forum for news, informa­ ment and the review board spend in Los Angeles. on Greek, Gilmore Girls, and ER.
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