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Faces of Boulder- Pic of the Day!

Summit of the Week! This fulltime CU student from Wyoming stands at the summit of Mt. Sanitas, looking down towards Boulder. With fall in the air, and winter coming soon, what better way to enjoy the outdoors than hitting the Flatirons? Keep exploring Boulder!

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Red In Their Ledgers

In order for a film to be considered successful, the rule of thumb is that it must make back at least twice its production budget.* Crimson Peak, the newest film from visionary director Guillermo del Toro, had an estimated production budget of around $55 million. So far, it’s only made back about $16 million. It’s tanking hard, […]

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Bookstores: A Love Letter

There is an incredible range of quality work being done on TV these days. Despite Hollywood doldrums, at least a handful of genuinely great films are released every year. More music is being made and released than ever; the Internet is always coming up with more ways to enrage, distract, and entertain us. In short, […]

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Faces of Boulder- Pic of the Day!

These Colorado hikers love reaching the summit! So what is more satisfying, the journey or the destination? Well both are equally important if you ask these gentleman. With a pack, climbing gear, and smiling faces, these two were with a small group spending the afternoon exploring our beautiful backcountry. Nice meeting you guys!

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Read. End Racism. Rule the World.

Often, we resort our hopes for a better tomorrow on the up-and-coming generation. It may be an accurate and genuine wish, but there’s usually a question regarding how the change will happen and what it will look like, leaving space for us to ignore our own impacts. On October 20th at 5:30pm, the YWCA Community Center […]

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Nightlife Entertainment for the week of October 23-25th by Veronica Love

Halloween is getting closer and the themed parties are becoming more frequent. Haunted houses and ghost tours abound.  Weekends are drenched with costumes and fake blood and everyone seems to be getting into the spirit.  Jack-O-Lanterns line the streets with fake spider webs adorning doorways. Fun events are everywhere. Want a night of cheek? The […]

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4 Ways to Prep for Winter Adventures on Rainy Days

This rain is kind of a bummer. Well honestly for all of us east coast transplants its a bit of nostalgia filled relief from the glaring sun. I like these cold rainy days even if they keep us from the sunshiney adventures were accustomed to – but of course I can only take it for […]

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Faces of Boulder- Pic of the Day!

Meet Christopher! This Germany native now lives in Denver, but makes the commute almost weekly to hike up behind Boulder. When asked his favorite things about Colorado, the mountains and people topped his list. He recommends the Flatirons for hiking in the Area.   Thanks Chris!

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Dalai Lama in Boulder This Week

Thousands of people were planning to see the Dalai Lama at CU Boulder today for his sold-out “Compassion in Action” teaching. Now many are putting that teaching into practice as they send healing prayers to His Holiness who has unexpectedly fallen ill– causing him to postpone his visit to Colorado. Tenzin Gyatso (The Dalai Lama’s spiritual […]

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Barista: A New Coffee Documentary

Most people don’t think about the potential for coffee to be an art form or a competitive sport, unless they are professionals in the industry. So, an upcoming documentary about the U.S. Barista Championship (USBC) will be an informative and potentially entertaining film for most coffee layman. Barista explores the high energy and high stakes competitive coffee-making scene. The […]

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