While the case of Lynn Gordon Bailey is still being tried, the matter of how much his family can receive from the suit has been settled. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Monday Jan. 21 that Leslie Lanahan, Gordie Bailey’s mother, can receieve a maximum of$250,000 in accordance with the Colorado Wrongful Death Act.
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What’s a typical day in the life of Trevor Martin?
Well the truth is, there isn’t one.
As one of 51 citizen journalists covering the 2008 election season for MTV, Martin said his assignment is to pursue any election-related issue in Colorado that he deems interesting and pertinent to the networks’ target audience of 16 to 30 year-olds.
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In this past week, two CU graduates have released a beer pong innovation, under the name of N-Ice Rack, upon the student market.
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ITS has received several complaints from CULink users across campus this morning for the same problems that shut the e-mail system down over the weekend.
As of 9:30 a.m., some users have not been able to access their accounts using IMAP e-mail programs such as Microsoft Outlook on PCs and MacMail on Macs, according to the ITS Web site.
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Effective in February, exiting vice chancellor for student affairs Ron Stump will become the interim executive director of the CU Alumni Association.
Stump leaves his post after eleven years, nine of which as vice chancellor, to do something different.
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Gordie Bailey’s mother will not be receiving the compensation she desired for her son’s death.
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NAPLES, Fla. (AP) _ Republican Fred Thompson, the actor-politician who attracted more attention as a potential presidential candidate than as a real one, quit the race for the White House on Tuesday after a string of poor finishes in early primary and caucus states.
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A recent study has suggested that overbooking at health clinics, such as Wardenburg Health Center, can have positive effects for both patients and the clinic.
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Effective in February, exiting vice chancellor for student affairs Ron Stump will become the interim executive director of the CU Alumni Association.
Stump leaves his post after eleven years, nine of which as vice chancellor, to do something different.
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Two CU faculty members will receive the 2008 Bernard M. Gordon Prize Feb. 19 in Washington, D.C.
Lawrence Carlson and Jacquelyn Sullivan have been selected to receive the $500,000 prize for their work founding and developing CU’s Integrated Teaching and Learning Program, also known as the ITL.