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  CUSG: College Democrats and Republicans endorse Inspire

  Apr 10, 2013comments

  Editor’s note: Due to the nature of the CU Independent website, only one opinion story can be seen on the front page at a time. The editors did not wish to have the College Democrats or Republicans alone on the front page so this post... read more »

   
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  CUI Sports Podcast

  Apr 10, 2013comments

  Barky and Scott discuss the recent NCAA tournament, the Masters and the Rockies hot start. Spring football is dissected and some more info on the QB battle. Contact CU Independent Sports Editor Scott Annis at Robert.annis@colorado.edu and Staff... read more »

   
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  CWA panel discusses the impact of veganism on the planet

  Apr 10, 2013comments

  On Wednesday, panelists Robert Egger, Gooding, Alicia Robb and Keith Harmon Snow spoke at the Conference on World Affairs’ event entitled “Veganism: We Have to Stop Meating Like This.” As dozens of people filed into the room,... read more »

   
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  How to remember Roger Ebert

  Apr 10, 2013comments

  The opinions represented in this article do not necessarily represent those of the staff of CU Independent nor any of its sponsors. Roger Ebert died at 70 years old after a long battle with cancer on April 4. On April 2, Roger Ebert took to... read more »

   
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  Environmental reads for environmental Boulder

  Apr 10, 2013comments

  Summer is almost here, though with the current weather outside, it may be hard to believe it. For some, it may be the last summer in Boulder. Hopefully, you can fill your last moments with adventure, as well as squeeze in some pleasure reading... read more »

   
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  CUI Survival Guide: Summer music festivals

  Apr 10, 2013comments

  With Coachella a day away – or a week depending on which weekend you go – music festival season is finally here. With thousands people and bands flocking to fields and parks and cities through October, these festivals can be incredibly... read more »

   
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  CWA panel on civil liberties, abbreviated

  Apr 10, 2013comments

  Civil liberty issues like abortion and marriage were divisive topics for Democrats and Republicans in the 2012 election and are two topics that continue to drive the two American political camps apart. At the Conference on World Affairs Tuesday,... read more »

   
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  CWA preview: “Veganism: We have to stop meating like this”

  Apr 10, 2013comments

  Boulder’s vegan residents will relish in the Conference of World Affairs’ panel titled, “Veganism: We Have to Stop Meating Like This.” The panel will be from 3-4:20 p.m. on Wednesday in the University Memorial Center... read more »

   
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  CWA panel offers expert input on Adderall, alcohol and other college drug use

  Apr 10, 2013comments

  Three weeks after two CU students were arrested on suspicion of illegal sale of a prescription drug, the Conference on World Affairs panel “Addy, Oxy and Molly: College drug use” offered an extremely relevant discussion to the campus... read more »

   
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  CWA must-see: “Fashion, Tattoos and Piercings: Body as Billboard”

  Apr 10, 2013comments

  The 65th Annual Conference on World Affairs will be present “Fashion, Tattoos and Piercings: Body as Billboard” at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday in the University Memorial Center Gallery. Lameese Akacem, a 22-year-old 1st year graduate integrated... read more »