CSU Volleyball takes on Florida International at 3:00 MST and the match will be broadcast LIVE on KCSU!
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There are few bands that I can proudly say I stalk to the point of a restraining order. Denver’s very own Hot IQs are one of those few bands. From the first time I saw them at Hodi’s Half Note, then known as the Starlight I was in love. Lead singer Eli is exactly the kind of guy I would want to be if I was a frontman. Bass player Bryan Feuchtinger has one of the best white fro’s known to man and I, like everybody else in a 50 mile radius, have a crush on the ever adorable and bubblegum chewing drummer Elaine Acosta. Read the rest of this entry »
KCSU’s very own Ray host of the Guilty Pleasures: The Clinton Years decided to expand his journalism skills by going out to the Madagascar 2 Twilight movie premiere. During his adventures he met many people full of dynamic personalities and insights into the movie, plot, and subculture that twilight has created. Unfortunately none of that was caught on tape so here is a small snippet of what could be called an “interview” as long as you don’t try to analyze it.
Poor, poor Deadly Syndrome: last year they came out with one of the most impressive debuts, which is fun and melancholic and sad and spectacular. It’s definitley been a constant feature on my show (along with the song that you’ll hear at the end of this post) and I always return to it on my Zune. The arrangements do fit into that whole pop-rock feel, but The Deadly Syndrome take the music in interesting and diverse ways that never becomes redundant or boring or silly. They also have spectacular live shows: for awhile, one of my favorite YouTube videos was their drum circle at the song “Eucalyptus,” which is still freaking awesome. Seriouly, The Ortolan, was one of the best records of 2007, even garnering acclaim from AllMusic Guide, The Los Angelos TImes, and even the dubious Pitchfork Media; however, it flew under the radar, never coming up on the year end lists, and the copy at KCSU vanished for a time (we’ve since found it to bring them to you!). Read the rest of this entry »
On December 1, the world recognizes the AIDS epidemic that has killed millions and infects thousands daily.
And though many take time to reflect in December, for millions, constant reminders of the disease are a part of life every day of the year.
Audio, video, print and photo: It’s all there to give you the complete story. Be sure to check out Today’s Awareness, Tomorrow’s Challenge.
KCSU held its fall staff awards this week. For 3 weeks, the staff voted and here are the results. Congrats!
Outstanding KCSU Staff Member- Sarah Thompson, Training Director
DJ of the Semester- Steve Hendriksen aka “Maverick”
Specialty Show of the Semester- Guilty Pleasures: The Clinton Years with DJ Wray
Manager of the Semester- Trent Milligan, Music Director
Volunteer of the Semester- Dale Tormey, Punk Director
Check out the Program, Sports, and Music department awards after the break Read the rest of this entry »
Here a couple of quick CSU related sports news for all of you.
CSU Womens volleyball moved to 22nd in the rankings and are heading off to Gainesville, Florida for the first and hopefully second rounds of the NCAA Tourney. Nick and Lance will be broadcasting the games live right here on KCSU.
CSU Linebacker, Mychal Sysson, was given the Dashie Award for Freshman of the Year in the Mountain West Conference (The Dashies are a fictional award given out by sports writer, Pat Ford of ESPN).
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/columns/story?columnist=forde_pat&page=dash0814&sportCat=ncf
The Rammies men’s Basketball team is taking on The Nevada Wolfpack tonight in Moby Arena. The Wolfpack have appeared in the NCAA tournament 4 times in the last 5 seasons. Their latest apearance in the big dance according to CSURAMS.COM was in 20007 (That’s no typo on my end, apparently the NCAA Tourney will be rolling strong for another 18000 years).
http://csurams.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/113008aae.html
And unfortunately there will be no Ramblers tonight. Nick, Lance, Ryan, and Connor will all be stuffing there faces at the KCSU staff appreciation dinner.
It’s been confirmed! KCSU will broadcast the first and second rounds of the NCAA tournament for CSU! The first match begins Friday at 3:00 against Florida International. If the Rams win, the second match will take place on Saturday night at 5:30. Join us live for the matches and the best coverage period.
Live from Gainesville, Florida, at the University of Florida, join Nick Sebesta and Lance Moorman for the broadcasts LIVE only on 90.5 KCSU, your exclusive home for CSU Volleyball!
It comes down to this…CSU volleyball travels to Utah to take on the Utes in a match that will determine the conference champion. Whoever wins, will take the conference title. Live on KCSU, starting at 1:00, CSU will battle the Utes in this conference finale.
The Rams suffered a hard loss against the Cougars in a hard fought match.
BYU came out hot tonight and won the first two sets by the score of 25-13. The Rams rallied back to win the next two games forcing the match to a fifth set.
In the fifth and deciding set BYU was able to hold off four Ram match points and were able to pull off the big win.
Mekana Barnes Led the Rams with 22 kills and hit .447 for the game with 10 blocks.
The rams are back in action Saturday afternoon at The University of Utah at 1pm. That game will be broadcast live right here on your exclusive home for CSU Volleyball, 90.5 KCSU.
BYU took the final set of the match in extra points 22-20.
The Rams hit .212 with 12 kills and 5 errors.
The Rams took set 4. 25-23.
The Rams hit .286 with 17 kills and 5 errors.
The Rams took the 3rd set. BYU leads 2-1.
The Rams hit .222 with 16 kills and 8 errors.
BYU won the second set as well 25-19
The Rams hit .098 with 12 kills and 9 errors.
BYU won the first set 25-19.
The Rams hit .079 with 12 kills and 9 errors in the first set.
Mekana Barnes led the Rams with 4 kills and 2 blocks.
Once again we at KCSU apologize for all the technical difficulties that plagued the CSU vs. BYU Volleyball broadcast. Thank you for be patient as we did our best to bring you as much of the CSU Womens volleyball match as possible.