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Tycoons and their taxes
Corporate fat cats are prowling the halls of Congress and scratching up all the furniture. These tycoons are peddling the old line that if they get tax cuts and subsidies, they will create jobs for us. That hasn’t worked yet. They say ordinary Americans should “lower...
Letting go of my hump day
I’ve spent the majority of my past two decades living Thursday to Thursday...
Not Hell Fest after all
After getting an earful from some liberal Longmont environmentalists last spring about the horror story that would unfold with the recent Heaven Fest event, it was with some trepidation that I headed over to Union Reservoir on Aug. 1, The Day After. After all, my ...
Election Guide 2013: Yes on Boulder Ballot Issue 2D
City of Boulder Ballot Question 2DSales and Use Tax Extension...
‘Fast Food Nation’ author says cheap, quick meals carry a heavy...
Author Eric Schlosser says he first...
Industry doesn’t give a frack
As Colorado struggles with the increasingly pressing issue of fracking — short for hydraulic fracturing — news comes from Wyoming that fracking has been linked to groundwater pollution for the first time...
CU women win first Pac-12 game
After trailing by eight with 8:33 to go, Colorado women’s...
Hempen’s Buffs hit scoring drought
After starting strong and winning the inaugural edition of the Colorado Cup, CU women’s soccer finds themselves in a rough patch where they can’t seem to find the back of the net...
What to get the green thumb
A recurring theme emerges when asking local nurseries and garden-supply stores about their hottest gifts of the holiday season...
