Opinion

Letters | Why is Xcel so nervous?

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Why is Xcel so nervous...

Bank robbers on the loose

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The popular perception is that bank robbers wear ski masks when doing their jobs, but a lot of modern-day bank robbers are wearing Armani suits and Gucci loafers...

Obama learns to love fracking

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President Obama gave a speech at Georgetown University Tuesday, June 25, in which he outlined his vision for saving the country, world and civilization as we know it from the horrors of global warming...

Letters | Put it in perspective

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Correction: A March 10 In Case You Missed It mistakenly referred to sexual harassment at IHOP instead of the Original Pancake House, where the incidents were actually alleged...

Agribusiness profits, mutant germs and us

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  America is under assault...

A tiny bug spreads happiness

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Great news, people: a hot spot of nine-spotted ladybugs has been spotted in Amagansett, N.Y...

Let’s join the Army!

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Imagine “net zero.” That’s the wonky phrase attached to an elegant idea — namely, converting communities to total renewable energy, complete recycling, and a culture of conservation to bring humankind’s carbon footprint into a sustainable balance with a healthy earth...

Letters | Yes on 2H

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Correction: In our Oct. 6 issue, in our coverage of the Louisville City Council Ward II race, we incorrectly stated that Dean Smith “says developers should be able to apply for a demolition permit without a development proposal.” Smith actually says developers ...

Advancing our right to trial by jury

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boulderweekly.com/highroad One thing that gives me good cheer is the periodic eruption of legal common sense that provides a little more justice in our society. The latest advance comes from a state not known for progressive eruptions: Georgia. In 2005, the ...

What if antibiotics no longer work?

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Can antibiotic medicines, long hailed as miracle drugs, be too much of a good thing? Yes...

Pop goes our anti-poppy policy

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Recently, I found myself humming the Old Beatles song Poppy Fields Forever...

Monsanto takes a tumble

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Poor Monsanto — the mighty and haughty manipulator of Mother Nature has tripped on its own hubris, falling far, fast and hard this year...