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Cowboy Nostalgia
Known for the iconic red desert backdrop a few iconic Westerns broke out of the Monument Valley mold and were filmed here in Colorado.
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From Film to Phone: Shooting the West at the Longmont Museum
The technology photographers used to capture the West Early photographers carried heavy camera equipment over mountains in order to capture the American West on film. Now, photographers and everyday people have the ability to snap pictures of the landscape on…
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The Artists: Rocks in the Glass House
Ascending the bends of Bellevue Drive towards the Glass House up near the reach of the Flatirons, the phrase “big guy upstairs” became a touchstone of my conversation with Matt McMullan, award-winning architect and designer of the Glass House. Having…
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Month in Review | October 2022
A comprehensive review of some of the main events north of the 104th, Boulder County, and the surrounding area all within the past month.
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Taking the Waste Out of Wastewater—How What We Flush Can Be Repurposed, Recycled, and Reused
Editor’s note: This story was originally published by H2O Radio and was shared via AP StoryShare. By Jamie Sudler, Executive Producer, KGNU We gladly recycle our aluminum and paper with the expectation it gets repurposed into something new. But the…
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ADVISORY: Gov. Polis, CU experts discuss how to forge a just, sustainable future at Feb. 23 summit
Editor’s Note: Press Releases are provided to Yellow Scene. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Feb. 21, 2022—Credentialed members of the media are invited to attend and cover this year’s Chancellor’s…
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To Debt or Not To Debt: Questions and Quandaries in Higher Education Finance
While we would love to have extra time to pursue our activism and creative passions, there’s something we have in common with over 44 million Americans: we graduated from college with thousands of dollars in student debt, for a national…
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CU Professor called out by Boulder County Democrats
UPDATED: June 25, 2020 Local University of Colorado, Boulder, professor Phil Graves has found himself in the center of an internet storm, the sort of which has been made famous in the internet of #BlackLivesMatter and internet call outs.…
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Equitable School Environments: The Key to Student Success
Boulder schools lead the nation in equitable learning, but can social and political turbulence endanger such progress?
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Yuri Wright commits to CU after Twitter-versy
Yesterday, we learned how Twitter, when used properly, can make even politicians look cool. Today, we have a lesson in how Twitter—when used carelessly and with little thought to the fact that one’s tweets can be read by practically anyone…
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