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FRITZ: Workout Roulette
Seriously, I've been working out. My summer will be spent at the pool with brilliant cancer researchers, incredible artists, rocket scientists and all-around badasses who look like supermodels. Full Story

PEACE TRAIN: Occupation and prisoners
M any are familiar with the quote by General William Tecumseh Sherman -- "War is hell." This quote was part of his address to the graduating class of the Michigan Military Academy in 1879. Full Story

PEACE TRAIN: No person shall be deprived of property
In 2006, the Colorado State Legislature sided with the banks by making it easierfor them to foreclose on Colorado homeowners. Full Story

FRITZ: 'Cinco de Derby'
When I discovered this weekend housed both Cinco de Mayo and the Kentucky Derby, my head nearly exploded. Full Story

LETTER: CU-Boulder steeplechaser Kipp commended for abilities, not gender
I am writing to commend you on a recent story posted on April 30, 2012 regarding Shalaya Kipp, written by Brian Howell. Full Story

Chancellor's Letter: Praise for CU-Boulder student employees
The same day President Barack Obama came to campus to speak about the importance of college affordability and maintaining low student loan interest rates, I had the privilege of attending a ceremony honoring student employees who work on campus to defray their cost of education. Full Story

CU-Boulder student voice: Students deserve the right to research
W ith the cost of higher education consistently increasing and with decreases in our state support here at the University of Colorado, one of the many areas where students feel the effect is in access to academic journals. Full Story

PEACE TRAIN: We need diplomacy, not war
A photo of President Obama with University of Colorado student, Madalyn Starkey, has gone viral. It was taken at The Sink, a long-appreciated bar near CU, shortly before his speech on Tuesday night to an audience of thousands of cheering students at the Coors Events Center on campus and others determined enough to have secured tickets. Full Story

U.S. secretary of labor: Every day 12 workers die on the job in the U.S.
E very day, 12 workers die on the job across America. As the nation's secretary of labor, I am surrounded by numbers about jobs, the labor market and about the economy more broadly. Full Story

A very Boulder month: Earth Month, sustainability awards and Communikey Festival
Happy Earth month everyone! April has brought the return of farmer's markets, the leaves on the trees and big events all around town. Full Story

Volunteering with CU-Boulder helps students grow
T his is an exciting time to be a Buff. The semester is coming to a close and many are getting ready for their summer break with various things planned -- from trips and traveling, to work and internships. Full Story

A CU-Boulder junior's semester in Sao Paolo
Last semester I wrote about Josh Pericas, a University of Colorado junior who was studying abroad in South Africa. Full Story

PEACE TRAIN: Palestine is still occupied
Recent news coming out of the Middle East has dealt with the ongoing killings in Syria, Bahrain and Yemen, as well as the upcoming election in Egypt. Full Story

FRITZ: You and your new cat
Dear Ashley and Anyone Else Who Wants a Cat, First off, don't snatch up the first cat that explodes your head with cuteness. Full Story

4/20: Don't let a pot-filled Friday ruin a date night
So what? She'll get high. It's entirely within the realm of possibility that you -- and10,000 other folks -- will too. Full Story

CU-Boulder student: Extinguishing 4/20 not smart
Plenty of people saw this coming. Anyone who has paid close enough attention has realized that University of Colorado president Bruce Benson has been systematically whittling away at this angry monster. Full Story

BOULDER FRUGALISTA: Cheap or free live shows around town
I 've never been a big music show person. It's not that I don't like live music or that I have no soul; it's just that no matter how awesome the music is, I can't see past the specter of the ticket cost floating in front of my eyes. Full Story

CU-Boulder sophomore studying abroad in Santiago, Chile
'Chile is amazing, especially Santiago," said Piper Jackson-Sevy, a CU sophomore currently studying abroad in Santiago. Full Story

Wanted: jobs for the next gen
When the United States was in recession three decades ago, middle-age industrial workers were the biggest losers. Full Story

Ashley Judd defends self over 'puffy face' comments
'D o you find Ashley Judd's face puffy?" I ask my husband during breakfast. He lowers the paper and looks at me as if I've just spoken to him in Burmese. Full Story

 
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