Letter to the editor: The dangers of couch fires My name is Alex and I am a senior at the University of Colorado. Earlier this semester my roommate and I were bored one night and decided to replicate what we see too often on the hill: a couch fire. Full Story
Letter to the editor: The dangers of couch fires My name is Alex and I am a senior at the University of Colorado. Earlier this semester my roommate and I were bored one night and decided to replicate what we see too often on the hill: a couch fire. Full Story
Prop. 103 yes vote benefits CU I just read the great news about University of Colorado-Boulder students setting a record for voter turnout in a fall student government election. Full Story
Letter: Concerning 'High-contract, high-fashion' It is with great concern that I write this letter. As a recent transport from New York State, I have throughly enjoyed my time getting to know the Boulder area, and I am lucky to have a resource such as The Colorado Daily to help me get to know the area. Full Story
LETTER: It's Lane Courtesy Month Driving on the highway has become a pain, lately. Drivers don't yield the left lane to faster moving traffic, people tailgate, and the highways are congested. I think it's time we got back to using Lane Courtesy on the roadways. Full Story
LETTER: Corporate personhood is just wrong As a new resident of Boulder, I was surprised and pleased to learn that the campaign against corporate personhood has an active local presence with strong support. Full Story
LETTER: Give Greeks a chance The Boulder community as a whole often prides itself as being an extremely open-minded collection of individuals. Full Story
Boulder B-cycle to use art, not ads, on half of bikes After the successful launch of the Boulder B-cycle bike exchange program on Friday, May 20, the organization will be placing art acquired by Ads2Art and produced by local artists on half of their 100 bikes in lieu of traditional advertisements. The art will remain on the bikes for the next year, with advertisements affixed to the nascent group's other 50 bikes. Full Story
LETTERS: Justice and assassination; vague goals There were many photographic images from Viet Nam that turned public opinion against that war: a young naked girl running from a village that had been hit with napalm, bodies of women and children lying in a ditch at My Lai, bombs falling like rain from B-52s. Full Story
LETTER: Staying ahead of the curve Some students' strong, earned grades are being sacrificed unbeknownst to them in an effort to debunk grade inflation, an ongoing issue at colleges and universities nationwide. Full Story
Letter: The economic case for cooperative health care America has state of the art health care and is rated at the bottom in quality of health. "Americans spend twice as much as residents of other developed countries on healthcare, but get lower quality, less efficiency and have the least equitable system, according to a report released on Wednesday" (Reuters, http://tinyurl. Full Story
Letter: Thanks, shovelers! This letter is to say thank you to all those people who shoveled their walks after the recent snowfall. This winter, there hasn't been much snow hitting the ground in Boulder, so I was pleasantly surprised to see that a lot of people remembered to do their duty for the community and shovel their walks. Full Story
Letters: Learn about immigration Economic drains, criminals, invaders, job takers. This is the story that the media often tells about immigrants and immigration. Full Story
Nate Solder: Thanks for the memories, CU Buffs fans Despite some trying times on the gridiron, my time here at Colorado has been fantastic. I have enjoyed three memorable victories over our arch-rival in the Rocky Mountain Showdown and relished triumphs over perennial powerhouses like Georgia, West Virginia, and Oklahoma. Full Story
