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“I’m Voting My Conscience”

August 27, 2018 Like 0 French Davis

When archaeologists from the year 3160 look back at the collapse of the United States, this will be what they see etched onto the yellowing marble of our Nation’s tombstone. Listen, I get it. I was all-in on Bernie in…

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Spotlight on Jeff Gutt

August 27, 2018 Like 0 French Davis

It’s hard to find a band tougher on frontmen than Stone Temple Pilots, if you’re just reading the press. Original member Scott Weiland was fired in 2013 — he later died of an overdose in 2015. Former Linkin Park singer…

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Scene Stealers – August 2018

August 27, 2018 Like 0 French Davis

You Can’t Take It With You at Colorado Shakespeare Festival The Colorado Shakespeare Festival is always a fantastic exploration of the Bard and many of his works, but did you know that they also present at least one non-Shakespearean classic…

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Boulder County School Directory 2018

August 27, 2018 Like 0 editor

SCHOOLS Art Parlando School for the Arts 303-442-0006, 2590 Walnut St., Boulder, www.parlando.org Tara Performing Arts High School 303-440-4510, 4180 19th St., Boulder, www.tarahighschool.org Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design 303-753-6046, 1600 Pierce St., Denver, http://www.rmcad.edu Charter Aspen Ridge…

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Made in America Redux: Return of the Trade Degree

August 27, 2018 Like 0 De La Vaca

“Made in America”: the phrase that was once synonymous with manufacturing excellence, the product of a place and a people steeped in deep histories of craftsmanship, creativity, and vocational trade know- how. But it’s been said that times change, and…

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The Future is the Past: High School Vocational Training

August 27, 2018 Like 0 Jonah Svihus

If you were anything like me, high school was about football, young love, and passing standardized tests. It was a turbulent time. It required a delicate balance of socialization, academics, and existential dread for the future.

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Tales of the Northern Coal Field

August 27, 2018 Like 0 Nicholas Bernhard

Lafayette was the first city in the region to have electric lights, provided by the abundant coal from the Simpson Mine. Houses with electricity had a single light bulb in the ceiling. The lightbulb operated from 5 AM to sunrise,…

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Grassroots Rising

August 27, 2018 Like 0 Jonah Svihus

When you’re taking on the oil and gas industry you’re going to face a lot of challenges. So far, the oil and gas industry has put in $10 million to fight us, and we expect them to put in a…

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O’Connor Legal Corner

August 27, 2018 Like 0 Darren O'Connor

It’s back to school time, and you know what that means: time to teach your kids their rights when dealing with police officers. Why? Because the school resource officers (SROs) showing up in more and more schools are really no…