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Group questions Boulder council members' pops, scrapes
As the Boulder City Council inches its way toward new rules limiting house sizes, opponents of the proposal are questioning some council members' own large lots and history of "pops and scrapes."
Commissioners to consider modified sugar beets
After a summer full of public meetings, the Boulder County Board of Commissioners will have the last say on whether six local farmers can grow genetically modified sugar beets on open space land.
Welcome concert draws in thousands of new students
Thousands of screaming University of Colorado students showed up at Farrand Field on Saturday night for a free, student-only "Welcome" concert, which neighbors say was far quieter than last year.
Student Spotlight: Porter DeFrees
Porter DeFrees, 5, kindergarten student at Foothill Elementary in Boulder
Man dies while hiking Arapaho Pass Trail
A 52-year-old Douglas County man died Saturday morning while hiking in western Boulder County.
Freshman experience not so ‘fresh’ with social networking
Well before Jess Ryan moved into her Cheyenne Arapaho dorm room at the University of Colorado, she’d already met several of the young women in her hall.
The students formed fast friendships over the summer on Facebook.com. Ryan also started chatting on Facebook with an upperclassman before she moved to Boulder, asking him how long it takes to walk between certain buildings and for other college advice.
“It’s nice to have already-built friendships,” she said.
Social networking has drastically changed the age-old tradition of moving into the dorms and starting a school year on an unfamiliar campus. Today’s generation of college students can take virtual tours of the campus, get candid glimpses of student life on YouTube and see Facebook photos of their roommates before they formally introduce themselves and flip a coin for the top bunk.
Boulder photographer sues Apple
A Boulder photographer and documentary filmmaker is suing Apple Inc. for copyright infringement, saying the company is improperly using his iconic photograph "The Information Revolution, 500 Monitors" in one of its applications for the iPhone.
NREL gets super-sized turbine at wind center
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory has added the first of two super-sized wind turbines to its research center in southern Boulder County.
Motorcyclist hits deer on N. Foothills Highway
A motorcyclist hit a deer around 8:15 p.m. Friday on North Foothills Highway near Neva Road, north of Boulder.
Bennet fields students' questions
Students at Westlake Middle School showed they were tuned in to this summer's roiling political debate when U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet visited their school on Friday.
Woman sentenced for stealing from mother-in-law
A woman who stole thousands of dollars from her 81-year-old former mother-in-law was sentenced to three years probation and 100 hours community service Friday.
CU reports 8 'probable' cases of swine flu
The university is not canceling any events or classes or instituting any quarantines. Instead, it is asking people who have flu-like symptoms to "self-isolate" by staying in their dorm room, house or apartment.
Police search for missing Longmont man, CU-Boulder employee
Longmont police are looking for a 29-year-old man who has not been seen since Sunday.
Invoking South Park, CU-Boulder welcomes freshman Class of 2013
In the stands at Folsom Field, the newest crop of freshmen absorbed advice from university and student leaders, learned statistics about their collective class and heard about the legacy of former CU students Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the creators of South Park.
Born in 1991, Class of 2013 has never known pre-Nirvana world
Members of CU's Class of 2013 were born in 1991, when California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger was playing the lead role in “Terminator 2,” and Nirvana-inspired grunge music was coming into style.
CU ranks No. 34 on list of best public universities
The University of Colorado is No. 34 in the U.S. News & World Report’s rankings of the nation’s top public universities.
CU adding 6 police officers, studying late-night parking
The University of Colorado will add six new police officers, stepping up the late-night patrols on the campus.
CU tops Sierra Magazine's green honor roll
Buff Buses that shuttle University of Colorado students around the campus run on vegetable oil.
Football games at Folsom Field are trash-free, and those who arrive on bikes get free "valet" service.
Now, the Boulder campus has another green accolade: The Sierra Club's magazine named it the most "eco-enlightened" college in the country. CU jumped up a spot from last year's No. 2 ranking.
CU ranks No. 34 of best public universities
The University of Colorado is No. 34 in the U.S. News & World Report's rankings of the nation's top public universities.
CU Foundation promotes Richard Lawrence to chief operating officer
The University of Colorado Foundation promoted Richard Lawrence to executive vice president and chief operating officer, officials announced Thursday.
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