Saturday, February 13, 2010

It's Dumping!!

To any loyal followers of my blog, I am sorry for the lack of blogs lately.

A blogger from Breckenridge, one from Steamboat, and another from Glenwood Springs, along with myself attended the X-Games in Aspen, Colorado a few Saturdays ago. We had a scavenger hunt planned but, unfortunately, it did not work out as planned. 50 cent performed for about 1/2 an hour right aroudn lunch time. After 50 Cent's performance I was able to watch the Snowboard Cross competition. As defined by Wikipedia, "Snowboarder X (also Boardercross, Boarder-X or BX, SBX, or Snowboard cross) is the official X-Games title given to the sport traditionally and still more commonly known as Boardercross - a snowboard competition in which a group of snowboarders (usually four) start simultaneously atop an inclined course, then race to reach the finish line first. Boardercross courses are typically quite narrow and includes cambered turns, gap jumps, berms, drops, and steep and flat sections designed to challenge the riders' ability to stay in control."

Free Bowling Night took place this past Tuesday. Students were able to play 2 games. Approximately 20 students attended the event.

Topics discussed in the past couple of weeks during Student Government include changing the student activity fee, funding for the rail jam put on by the Colorado Mountain College Events Management class, and a Vance's Cabin hut trip.

Ski Area Operations- Timberline Campus presents 2 Mile High Rail Jam & Cloud City Slopestyle.
Saturday, March 6th 2010 in Leadville, Colorado at the bottom of Dutch Henri.
Registration is at 8AM.
Rail Jam takes place from 10AM-11AM
Slopestyle takes place from 1PM-4PM
Rail Jam registration is $10 and Slopestyle registration is $15.
Slopestyle registration qualifies for Rail Jam.
Both skiers and snowboarders are welcome to participate.
For more information call 719-486-4229.

The free gym, swim, and ice nights have been well attended the few times I have gone. This past Tuesday a game of hockey was in full-swing at the ice rink and there were about 10 people at the pool while I was there Thursday night.
Gym nights are Mondays and Wednesdays.
Swim nights are Thursdays and Fridays.
Ice nights are Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Attendance is free with a valid CMC Student ID.

Free XC Skiing Wednesday, February 17th.
The Outdoor Program will provide free equipment rental.
Students who are interested should meet in the MPR at 2pm.
All ability levels are welcome to attend.

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