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Naropa hosts Haiti benefit concert
Naropa University, the Colorado Musicians Consortium and Boulder Weekly will host a benefit concert to provide aid and assistance to Haiti in the wake of its devastating earthquake. The concert, which will take place on March 13 at 7 p.m. at Naropa University’s ...
Boulder’s NOAA can’t afford greenhouse gas monitoring
Faced with a rapidly shrinking budget, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has announced that it has stopped measuring greenhouse gas emissions at 12 locations and has slashed measuring practices across the country...
CU vets see growing support on campus
Justin Morelli sat back in his chair, set his Bloody Mary on his desk, opened up a can of chewing tobacco and put the dip under his bottom lip, where it bulged. The American flag hung behind him on his bedroom wall...
Babes, booze and Buddhism
UPDATE, Friday. Feb. 18: BIFF has added a second screening of Crazy Wisdom, to be shown at the Boulder Public Library at 3:15 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 20...
Chinese New Year events come to Boulder
The Shaolin Hung Mei Kung Fu Association will celebrate Chinese New Year and the beginning of the Year of the Tiger with performances of the Lion Dance and Kung Fu at several locations in Boulder and along the Front Range until Feb. 21...
Finishing the job
They call it “the worm.” It’s the enclosed conveyor belt suspended above Highway 66 outside of Lyons that used to bring raw materials from...
At What Cost?
In what contested issues of the 2010 election season, is likely to be one of the most hotly Amendments 60 and 61, along with Proposition 101, have both sides of the issue warning of devastating financial implications for the state if their side loses...
Report: Apple Giving Away Free Copies of ‘Snow Leopard’
Users who haven't upgraded their Macs to Snow...
U.S. rushing to build an Afghan army to battle insurgents
KABUL — Several hundred Afghan National Army...
Buff briefs | CU payloads aboard Glory Mission
CU payloads aboard Glory Mission CU has two payloads onboard NASA’s Glory Mission, a Taurus XL rocket that launched Feb. 23. The first, an instrument called the Total Irradiance Monitor, or TIM, will point directly toward the sun to measure both short- and long-term ...
Community Groups File Lawsuit for Federal Coal Ash Protections
Environmental and public health groups will file a lawsuit today in...
Colorado football players collected scholarship money despite legal troubles
Lynn Katoa was a four-star football prospect coming out of his senior year in high school in 2007, a major recruiting coup for head coach Dan Hawkins and assistant Brian Cabral. But success on the playing field would never materialize for the star high school ...
