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Howard Zinn, the people’s historian
On Jan. 27, America lost Howard Zinn. A World War II bombardier, a historian, an author and professor, Zinn challenged the way Americans look at their nation and themselves with the publication of his 1980 book A People’s History of the United States. Though right-...
Limit corporate welfare
Tea party politicians are denounced for their dangerous antics, but their doomsday warnings about profligate government spending are the conventional wisdom of the so-called “moderates” of big business, the mainstream media and too many politicians of both parties (...
District I Regional Transportation District Director: Judy Lubow
District I Regional Transportation District Director...
Fresh Strawberry Cake with Chocolate Drizzle
Maybe it has something to do with longing for summer (OK, I’ll take spring at this point), but I always find myself rocking the strawberry recipes in February. I guess due to Valentine’s Day, strawberries are in abundance at most grocery stores...
How to Protect Yourself After Possible Radiation Exposure
Dear Readers,The loss of life and devastation in Japan is horrific, and the effects of the nuclear crisis will last many years. You may need to protect yourself so today I’m offering ways to help you because radiation poisoning is dangerous. It comes with heavy metal...
City of Boulder ballot issues results
The following is a list of the final unofficial 2009 results from the City of Boulder ballot issues. Read our original story...
The meet market
For hundreds of years in some cultures partners met each other when walking down the aisle of their own arranged marriages...
Buffs struggling to acclimate in Pac-12
One month after Colorado participated in its first Pac-12 athletic event, one thing has become painfully clear to all observers...
The cold realities of a complicated conflict
A trip to this Palestinian town can shatter preconceptions and compel the mind to dream about the possibilities of peace and then awaken to the cold realities of a complicated conflict...
