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Worst bobsled ever

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A BBC reporter doing advance work for the upcoming Sochi Olympics sent out this tweet of a curious bathroom fixture he found...

Puritan déjà vu

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If the crackdown on bars that city of Boulder officials were discussing at a city council meeting this week sounds familiar, it’s probably because it’s similar to the approach that City Attorney Tom Carr took when he was Seattle’s city attorney...

EPA proposes sulfur dioxide limits for first time since 1971

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WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency is...

Protecting academic rigor

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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...

Suspect confesses to killing abortion doctor

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Scott Roeder confessed Monday to killing...

Buff Briefs | Provost candidate withdraws from consideration

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Provost candidate withdraws from considerationRobert J. Sternberg, dean of the School of Arts and Sciences at Tufts University, has withdrawn as the sole candidate for the position of provost at CU-Boulder, in order to pursue a pending offer at another university. ...

Body of missing N.C. girl found

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RALEIGH, N.C. — A little more than a week before Shaniya...

U.S. power plant emissions down

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A new study shows that natural gas power plants that use a...

In case you missed it

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Boulder City Council race

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The three incumbents in the Boulder City Council race have retained their seats. Unofficial results show that Suzanne Jones led with 12,758 votes, or 13.62 percent, with incumbent Lisa Morzel, who had faced a last-minute effort to oust her, behind Jones with 12,231 ...

Briefs | CWA now online

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CWA now onlineThe University of Colorado at Boulder’s Conference on World Affairs (CWA) and the Archives at the University Libraries have launched a new website dedicated to the preservation and accessibility of the CWA’s historic archives. Since 1959, many of the ...