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Digging Up the Past
For an experienced archeologist, spending a week under the Southwest sun excavating and recording artifacts is an everyday occurrence.
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Summer School
Each fall, tens of thousands of high school graduates head off into the great unknown of college life, with little to prepare them for the late night study sessions, cafeteria food that results in unexpected weight gain, homework and that…
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Girls Only
People always say that if you are afraid of heights you shouldn’t look down, but for Caitlyn Levy looking down provided her the support and inspiration of new friends willing to challenge her. Caitlyn and her sister, Lauren, attended two…
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The Perfect Neighborhood for You
There isn’t just one perfect North Metro neighborhood for everybody. What’s great for one, doesn’t work for another.
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Summer Camp Rock Stars
We sent a dozen kids to camp last summer through our first ever scholarship program. Read about their experiences. -ed The lights are hot and blinding as Pandamen steps onto the stage. The crowd’s noisy, and if you listen closely…
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How a Frozen Dead Guy Revived Nederland
Trying to diagnose a person’s mental stability over the phone is difficult for even the most seasoned therapists. It’s near impossible for a journalist with nothing more than Psych 101 under his belt.
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Shocked to Hear It
Most of us have never felt the pain, but it’s an experience that we really don’t need to live through to understand it’s no fun.
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Satire That’s Not So Easy to Write
It’s starting to look an awful lot like journalism students on campuses in Colorado have been skipping some basic J-School 101.
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