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  Twenty-Year-Old Tay Anderson Jumps Into the Denver Board of Education Race

  August 16 at 5:24 a.m.

  Tay Anderson was the youngest person to ever run for Denver's Board of Education. This week, he announced he's running again, this time for its at-large seat.

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  Inside Class Teaching Colorado School Staffers to Carry Guns, Stop Killers

  August 10 at 6:30 a.m.

  On August 10, an organization called FASTER Colorado is sponsoring a three-day class to instruct teachers, administrators and other school personnel interested in carrying a gun on the job how to stop an active shooter. The idea of armed teachers in classrooms remains controversial, but FASTER Colorado executive director Laura Carno sees the concept as common sense, pure and simple.

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  CSU on Being Ranked the Best Four-Year College in Colorado

  August 3 at 6 a.m.

  In a result that's sure to stir frustration and confusion among alumni from the University of Denver, the University of Colorado Boulder and plenty of other institutions across the state, a new analysis names Colorado State University the best four-year college in Colorado.

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  At Mines, Angel Abbud-Madrid Is Leading the New Space Race

  July 24 at 8 a.m.

  This fall, it will host the country's first grad program in space resources.

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  Dr. Christina Boucher's Ogling Lawsuit Against CSU Headed to Trial

  July 24 at 7 a.m.

  Colorado State University has failed to short-circuit Dr. Christina Boucher's ogling lawsuit over her time at the school. CSU's motion to toss the complaint has been denied, removing the last major obstacle prior to the scheduled August 20 start of a trial in a case that is supported by the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund but actually predated the 2017 sexual harassment horror stories that helped inspire the #MeToo movement.

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  CU Boulder Looks Bad, but Can't Be Sued Over Ex-Assistant Coach's Abuse

  July 23 at 6:21 a.m.

  A federal judge is criticizing the University of Colorado Boulder for its actions regarding Pamela Fine, who filed a lawsuit last year over abuse allegedly suffered at the hands of former assistant football coach Joe Tumpkin. But he's also ordered CU Boulder and its employees to be dropped from the complaint.