Letters: Transparency on drones, municipalize for sustainability Obama, Brennan and the CIA, operating behind their thick veil of secrecy, are answerable to no one but themselves when sanctioning these killings. With this type of secrecy and complete disregard for accountability, the president has become no better than the lawless, indiscriminate killers that he so vigorously opposes. Full Story
Letters: Masculinity and Sexual Assault Prevention Does being a good friend equate to being a good person? Some of us in college might've encountered situations in which standing up for someone meant standing against our friends. Full Story
Letter: A clarification for CU-Boulder students on funding The Student Group Funding Board, or SGFB, has gone through multiple changes this summer. We strongly believe that the changes we as CUSG made this summer will impact the student groups for the better and will ease some of their frustration. Full Story
Letter: The upside and downside of Obamacare Obamacare has many admirable provisions, including extending coverage of youth, eliminating pre-existing conditions, and an emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention, especially for children and women. Its weaknesses may be even greater. Full Story
Fate of wild horses in hands of BLM, Colorado buyer The Bureau of Land Management faced a crisis last spring. The agency protects and manages herds of wild horses that roam the American West, rounding up thousands each year to keep populations stable. Full Story
Letters: Column views de-humanizing The often de-humanizing views, toward sexuality, in your column, "Fantz in your Pants ", do NOT reflect any attempt toward improving humane relations between men and women. Full Story
Eldora Mountain Resort celebrates 50th birthday When six-time Hungarian national ski champion Gabor Cseh immigrated to the United States in 1956, he chose to live in Colorado for the opportunities the mountainous state offered in the still-young ski resort industry. Full Story
LETTER: Stiffer penalties for littering Littering is illegal and should be more strongly regulated. We see litter everywhere, wrappers thrown on the ground, bottles, cans and more. Littering is against the law, and supposedly enforced. Studies suggest that there are roughly 5.12 billion pieces of litter on roadways across the nation. This means that there are 6,729 pieces of litter per mile of roadway. Full Story
LETTER: Debasing the process This presidential nominating process has me fired up. I can't believe this bunch of idiots. The idiots to whom I refer, of course, are my friends of the Democratic persuasion. Full Story
LETTER: The hole in Boulder Boulder, in many of its residents' eyes, is a healthy, democratic paradise. Visitors may agree as they meander their way through the streets lined by "cute" little houses or look west to the picturesque Rocky Mountains. But some of us know that Boulder is, in fact, not the perfect paradise it is made out to be. Perhaps it would be if it had one more thing, something that any decent town must include: for Boulder to truly meet its full potential we must have a respectable donut shop. Full Story
