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10 things to do for $10 in Denver this weekend (9 free!), February 1-3

Did you pay your rent yet? Since it's the first of the month, we're celebrating tight pocketbooks everywhere by featuring nine events this weekend that are totally free. Whether you attend a Screw Your Resolutions party or sample the wide variety of First Friday art openings, there's plenty to do th ... More >>

CU Boulder has higher rate of eating disorders compared to other colleges, report says

Hype spread throughout the aesthetically attractive city of Boulder after the release of the most recent 2011 Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index. Boulder beat out most other cities across the nation, ranking number five (and number one in 2010) for "overall well-being." Mirror, mirror, on the wall, ... More >>

Brave New World

Eat, Drink and Be Local

Mason Tvert on Fort Lewis College approving a marijuana initiative -- and what it means for legalization

These days, Mason Tvert is a big man on campus.​After an attempt to decriminalize statewide the adult possession of an ounce or less of marijuana failed at the polls in 2006, Mason Tvert, executive director of the drug policy reform organization Safer Alternative for Enjoyable Recreation (SAFE ... More >>

Bill O'Reilly on Ward Churchill: The ego has landed

As pointed out in this morning's Wake-Up Call, Fox News bloviator Bill O'Reilly and his guests spent part of last night's O'Reilly Factor arguing that, based on the evidence presented thus far, Ward Churchill is destined to lose his wrongful-termination lawsuit against the University of Colorado-B ... More >>

At long last, the star of the Ward Churchill trial takes the stage

Ward Churchill, as drawn by Kenny Be. Much of the Ward Churchill trial to date has been a big tease. Reports suggested that Churchill might take the stand in his wrongful termination lawsuit against the University of Colorado-Boulder as early as March 16. But it wasn't until yesterday that the once ... More >>

KHOW's Dan Caplis and Craig Silverman have the Ward Churchill trial covered

KHOW's Dan Caplis and Craig Silverman. Today may really be the day when former University of Colorado-Boulder prof Ward Churchill finally takes the stand in his wrongful-termination suit against the school -- if Churchill attorney David Lane finally tires of excoriating law professor Mimi Wesson, t ... More >>

Channel 31, the Ward Churchill trial and shrinking TV-news resources

Channel 31 anchor teammates Ron Zappolo and Libby Weaver. Here's more evidence of how tight things are at local TV stations these days. Last night, Channel 31 offered up a report about the ongoing Ward Churchill trial -- undeniably one of the biggest ongoing stories in town -- during its late newsc ... More >>

Don't expect this week's trial to resolve the Ward Churchill case

Ward Churchill. Of the scads of sentences written about former University of Colorado-Boulder prof Ward Churchill over the past several years, the one that best sums up the story was penned by Mike Littwin in a May 2006 column back when he was still scribbling for the Rocky Mountain News. As Littwi ... More >>

Boulder Police Chief Mark Beckner goes national with his pitch to lower the drinking age

Watch CBS Videos Online Remember the burst of publicity that accompanied word that Boulder Police Chief Mark Beckner had supported lowering the drinking age from 21 to 18 during an interview with 60 Minutes? If not, don't feel bad -- because the flare-up occurred in March 2008, as documented by thi ... More >>

The Susan Greene-Peter Boyles vagina dialogue

Susan Greene. Shortly after this morning's blog "Peter Boyles, Peter Boils or Boil Peters?" went live, Denver Post columnist Susan Greene joined the aforementioned Boyles on his KHOW radio show to debate the subject of the item: Boyles' reference to Congresswoman Diana DeGette as "Vagina DeGette" a ... More >>

The unflattering CU reference in New York's profile of Lehman Brothers CEO and accused Wall Street villain Richard Fuld

"Burning Down His House," an article in the current edition of New York magazine, focuses on Richard "Dick" Fuld (pictured), the CEO of Lehman Brothers, the largest financial-services business to fail in the current economic fiasco, as well as the most prominent firm not to benefit from the sort o ... More >>

Campus Press advisor Amy Herdy's Pakistan travel log

Amy Herdy as she appeared in the Pakistani press. The blog Denver Post and 9News vet Amy Herdy's Journalistic Mission to Pakistan provides an overview of a trip to Islamabad recently completed by Herdy, who currently serves as the advisor for The Campus Press, the daily online news source for t ... More >>

Combative pro-Ward Churchill blog shuts down

Colorado Confidential: A Survivor Story

Bill O'Reilly is Donald Duck

No Word on Ward

Right Flight

More Messages: The Anderson File

Togetherness

The Daily Camera's new boss prepares to share.

They Vant to Suck Your Blood

There are vampires galore at Starz.

The Message

Waste Not

The Message

Checks and Balances

Ready for Takeoff

The air is their playground

Head to Head

Fox Sports Net wants to beat local TV stations at their own game.

Zine but Not Heard

Few publications are growing in the Denver underground.

Station to Station

Denver's two public-television stations get together, technically speaking.

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Plane Truths

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Getting Bolder

The Boulder Creative Music Ensemble is still taking chances after all these years.

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The New Order

Mail Order Children play ska--and a lot of other things, too.

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Lights Out

Not everyone is beaming over the end of the Natural History Museum's long-running laser shows.

Night & Day

April 9-15, 1998

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Letters

Reproduction Rites

Letters

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UP AGAINST THE WALL

THE CITY'S ABOUT TO COME FACE TO FACE WITH JUST WHO'S ON THE CONVENTION CENTER MURAL.

STUDENT BAWDY

THRILLS

NO MINORS ALLOWED

"THIRD-PARTY" CANDIDATES GET SECOND-RATE TREATMENT.

HERE COMES THE NEW BOSS

TAKING IT TO THE STREETS

SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW

JAIL BREAK

A FRUSTRATED CRITIC MAKES HIS ESCAPE FROM THE STATE'S PRISON PANEL.