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Protecting academic rigor
A state lawmaker is proposing legislation that would let colleges and universities give more job protection to at-will instructors, a group that some say are particularly susceptible to outside political pressures and “popularity contests” among students...
At Hulu, ‘free’ may soon turn into ‘fee’
LOS ANGELES — Hulu soared to popularity by offering free online viewing of popular TV shows. Now that free ride may soon end...
Beer bottle, meet nose
Boulder police are investigating a second-degree assault that occurred during a concert at the Fox Theatre in the early morning hours of Feb 19, just after midnight...
3D Solar Structures Create More Power in Small Spaces
Right now, designing a solar power installation generally means...
Giant Crack in Antarctica About to Spawn New York-Size Iceberg
With a gargantuan crack slowly splitting it apart, Antarctica's fastest-melting glacier is about to lose a chunk of ice larger than all of New York City, scientists say...
Apple expected to announce new iPad on March 2
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Apple Inc. on Wednesday sent out invitations to media for what is presumed to be the unveiling of its next-generation iPad on March 2...
Howard Dean talks politics prior to giving Naropa graduation speech
In an interview the morning he is to give the commencement address for Naropa University’s graduation, former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean remarked on some policy issues and encouraged new graduates to keep their heads up and not to be afraid to start their own ventures...
No detail too small as plans are finalized for health care...
WASHINGTON — Forget whether Washington can agree on a health care plan at the upcoming summit meeting. In recent days the real impasse has been over furniture...
Back in class
A settlement has been reached in the lawsuit between a Longmont property management company and a local charter school accused of misbehaving...
The Senate Gets a Little More Hispanic and a Lot More...
The holy crusade that movement conservatives undertook...
