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‘I Know Andrew Schneidkraut Personally’: A Comedy Fundraiser. 7:30-9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 9, Dairy Arts Center, 2590 Walnut St., Boulder. Tickets: $25, thedairy.org
Andrew Schneidkraut,...
2012 Student Guide | CU Presents Artist Series
For more than 70 years, the Artist Series has been bringing the world’s finest jazz, classical, world music, and dance performers to Boulder. Join more than 16,000 Artist Series patrons who come every year to experience both world-renowned and emerging artists...
Stop sniffling and sneezing
It’s that time of year. You open your window on a warm day, breathe deep, and all of a sudden the itchy, watery eyes and sneezes set in. When allergies strike, there are natural alternatives to Claritin and similar over-the-counter drugs. Boulder herbalist Brigitte...
Imbalance persists in county economy
Income, achievement gaps remain as Latino population increases, report shows...
Furry road
Dear Dan: I’m an early-30s hetero woman in a monogamous relationship with my mid-30s hetero guy. We’ve been together 10 years, married seven, no...
A cinematic feast
For Julia Joun, technical writer by day and International Film Series (IFS) super-volunteer by night, food and film have long been major parts of her life. She is an avid canner and foodie — she says she loves going to “food swaps” put on by the Mile High Swappers — ...
Getting involved at CU
Finding a smaller community within the larger one Exploring a new world is always daunting. And, in a way, attending a large school like the University of Colorado Boulder is similar to navigating a new world — one with uncharted territories and a whole host of ...
Price on carbon must be part of this year’s climate legislation
On Aug. 10, the Senate passed a bipartisan infrastructure package that included some meaningful climate measures. To achieve America’s ambitious emissions reduction goal, the...
Farm to frozen: Eating local throughout the winter
Californians just might have something to lord over dwellers of the Rocky Mountains: year-round farmers’ markets. Fresh produce, abundantly displayed in colorful rows, lines the stalls from January to December. It’s far easier to “eat local” when the local ...
Eat the competition
Before you order those frog legs at that high-end restaurant or shell...
Astrology: 9/21/17
ARIES
March 21-April 19: Psychologists say most people need a scapegoat — a personification of wickedness and ignorance onto which they can project the unacknowledged...
















