Local athletes head to Vail for mix of winter sports This weekend, skier and mountain bike and cyclocross racer (and Boulder resident) Mitch Hoke will race in a couple of events that are new to him -- snow biking and ski mountaineering -- at the first Winter Teva Mountain Games, in Vail. Full Story
Patagonia CEO to speak at CU-Boulder Patagonia CEO Casey Sheahan will speak about corporate responsibility Wednesday at the University of Colorado as part of students' efforts to turn the Leeds School of Business into the nation's premier educator for Outdoor and Recreation professionals. Full Story
Ex-Camera property in downtown Boulder could house movie theater The latest redevelopment plans of the former Daily Camera property include a 13,000-square-foot cinema in addition to proposed retail, restaurant and office uses to fill a four-story building off 11th and Pearl streets, according to site review documents submitted Monday. Full Story
PLAGIARISM: Rise in student cases attributed to blurred lines of digital world "It's a time of change - we're in flux," says professor Sarah Sloane, noting that plagiarism always has been community-defined, not only by geography but also by history and culture. "Sometimes I think plagiarism rules, as currently codified, haven't caught up." Full Story
CU-Boulder student spends night in frozen ditch, found by worker A 22-year-old University of Colorado student spent seven to eight hours in calf-deep water in a partially frozen ditch near Sixth and Pleasant streets before being found Monday morning and rescued by Boulder firefighters. Full Story
Republican candidates hit Colorado ahead of today's caucuses The top three candidates for the Republican presidential nomination crisscrossed Colorado in the lead-up to today's GOP caucuses, each telling voters he has what it takes to win back the White House from President Barack Obama. Full Story
