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Student Guide 2010: Meet CU’s alcohol and drug policies
Welcome to campus. For you freshmen in the audience, you now have more than 20,000 new neighbors, and you’ll be spending the next nine months (at least) in each others’ back pockets. To make sure life goes as smoothly as possible for everyone, CU’s Office of ...
Summer´s hot issues
Maybe you didn’t think that fracking and GMOs would be the hot-button issues this local election season, but we do. We think that the decisions our local government makes on these two issues are some of the more critical at hand — perhaps even more relevant to our ...
The pros and cons of industrial-scale solar
It’s an undeniably gruesome image: A bird soars over the Mojave desert, and suddenly, revoltingly, catches fire, streaks momentarily like a small meteor, and then seems to disappear, leaving only smoke. Seen from afar, some are calling them “streamers...
The small footprints of craft brewing
Brewing beer has the potential to be pretty wasteful. Without mindfulness in brewing practices, it would be easy to cause harm to our environment. Although most beer is brewed with natural ingredients (water, malt, hops and yeast), it is not naturally occurring. The ...
Critter Classifieds: Jan. 12, 2023
Longmont Humane Society, 9595 Nelson Road, Longmont, longmonthumane.org
Critter Classifieds is a column where you can meet furry, feathered and four-legged friends who need your...
Rewarding energy-efficient schools with solar
ReNew Our Schools, a Center for ReSource Conservation program, is...
What to do when there’s nothing to do…
EVENTS
‘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,...
Looking closer at ‘local’
Breaking news: You’re in Boulder. Or Longmont, or Lafayette, or Nederland, or Louisville. Now that you’re aware of it, spend like it, says local entrepreneur Richard Fleming. “You’re in Boulder to have the unique Boulder experience,” Fleming says. “You don’t go to ...
Growing up the greener way
After a long and in some ways challenging winter that began with a deluge that saw flooded gardens wiped out early, gardeners are likely eager to be getting their fingers back into the soil this spring. Our Boulderganic is focused, first, on providing some ...
What’s blooming at the market?
With the spring season making its way to Boulder County, it’s that...
This Weekend: Capital One Celebrates New Denver and Boulder Cafés
Banking Reimagined Tour Hits Denver February 25-26
According to a recent study, four out of five Denver residents agree that they would be happier if...