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Occupy Boulder moves to Pearl Street
Beautiful, funky, eclectic, crowded—these are just some of the words that can be used to describe Pearl Street. Now, Pearl Street can add another word to that list: Occupied. On Saturday morning, a group of protesters with the Occupy Boulder... read more »
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Volleyball gives hard effort but falls on senior night
The CU volleyball team is ending its home season on a bittersweet note. Colorado fell in three sets to the No. 10 Washington Huskies on Saturday night at the Coors Events Center (25-18, 25-20, 25-20). The Buffs held their own in all three sets,... read more »
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Delicious Thanksgiving goodies
The following recipes were chosen for their convenience and for their distinct tastes that will lend a mouth-watering twist to your usual Thanksgiving menu. Enjoy! Galette de Pommes Instead of the standard apple pie, change things up with this... read more »
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Buffs hope to beat UCLA this weekend after Arizona victory
Last weekend, a collective sigh of relief swept through Folsom Field as the Buffs got their second win of the season. The 48-29 victory over the Arizona Wildcats served as a confidence boost for not only the fans, but also for the team. Tyler... read more »
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A Boulder Thanksgiving
Mom and Dad left you stuck in Boulder for fall break? Not to worry, the CUI won’t let let your week go to waste. Gather with friends Throw your own Thanksgiving dinner party. This is a great way to get everyone together so you don’t have... read more »
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Study while you eat at Boulder’s restaurants
Studying isn’t fun. Studying when you’re hungry is even worse, and you can only eat so many sandwiches from the Laughing Goat in Norlin Commons before swearing off them until finals are over. Restaurants and coffee shops are perfect for... read more »
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Feminism and the Occupy CU movement
CU Boulder is joining protestors from across the country in the struggle against corporate greed and poorly distributed wealth throughout the United States. In red, Michaele Ferguson, a political science and democracy & feminist theory professor,... read more »
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Four vegan and gluten-free Thanksgiving recipes
Many look forward to Thanksgiving for its roasted turkey and creamy mashed potatoes. But for those with dietary restrictions, feeling out of the loop can lead to a blue holiday. If you’re hosting a Thanksgiving dinner, know that most of the... read more »
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Bicycles for Humanity teams up with CU students
CU students are helping to make Namibia and Zambia more bike-friendly in their “Business Solutions for the Developing World” class by working with Bicycles for Humanity. Colorado based Bicycles for Humanity sends shipments of used... read more »
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Photos: CU vs Arizona
The Buffs’ final home game of the season against Arizona on Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011 doubled as their first home-field victory, with a final score of 48-29. However, it was also Senior Day, the last home game ever for all senior players.... read more »
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Separation of church and campus
With the exception of an occasional Bible-seller by the UMC, it’s highly unlikely that the average CU student will experience any sort of run-in with religion while walking through campus. A pro-life demonstration from a Christian organization... read more »
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Colorado rugby has disappointing season, looks towards future
This postseason reflection was written by a member of the CU rugby team. Colorado rugby had a disappointing season in 2012. After coming into the season with high expectations, the Buffs finished with a 3-4 overall record and missed their shot... read more »
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CUI Sports mailbag
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Plans for CU baseball not in the immediate future