Opinion

Job market not so much to brag about

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Noticing all the rosy accolades about the job market in the commercial media, one would think the economy is on cloud nine and workers...

Aug. 13 letters: Occupancy limits, noise pollution and more

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Let people have a say in occupancy limits We are a young family living together — a sister, her husband and a brother — who...

CU needs to give Nike a swift kick

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A university should be a critic and conscience of society, according to an old-fashioned view. There are lofty goals on campus plaques and universities...

‘The New York Times’ strikes out

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For more than a century, The New York Times has unabashedly bragged in a banner slogan that it publishes “All the News That’s Fit...

Open Space, CU South and civil rights: A first step toward...

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Dear Council Candidates, I thank you for having the courage and tenacity to run for Boulder City Council. The vast majority of you have received...

Letters | Don’t buy COGA’s spin

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Don’t buy COGA’s spin...

Climate change, the GOP and Trump

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The Republican Party is “the most dangerous organization in world history,” argues Noam Chomsky. The GOP controls the entire national government — executive, legislative and...

Shackling is ridiculous and inhumane

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Pamela White’s article “Pregnant in Prison” moved me to tears (cover story, Feb. 18). Having a wrist or ankle of a woman in labor shackled is shocking and inhumane. Only people who have never given birth would think such a thing is OK...

#Traitors4Trump

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The fake president in the White House is a traitor, a liar, a braggart and a tool. Trump is violating the Constitution every chance he...

Did a CU prof almost spark an American coup d’etat?

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In August 2020, John Eastman published an op-ed in Newsweek suggesting that Kamala Harris might be unqualified to be vice president because her parents...

I fought for our country. Now NFL players are kneeling for...

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I’m a veteran of the U.S. Army. So it may come as a surprise that the day I read about NFL players kneeling during...

Causes of the symptoms in the news

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We have a tendency to address symptoms rather than root causes of problems. When we identify causes, we often focus on one cause when there are multiple causes, and we focus on causes that fit our preconceived ideas, and, all too often, our biases, which ...