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| A lot of people think that having a “Dr.” in front of a name makes the person an expert. I'm talking about the information circulating that “the government or pharmaceutical companies are out to kill us” or... more... | |
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Even a stopped clock is right twice a day. The same might be said of one of Colorado's ex-pols, Congressman Tom Tancredo. |
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Why I'm a liberal |
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For most of my younger years, the only authority I questioned was my mother, who responded to my queries by chasing me around the house with a wooden spoon. I accepted the universal assertions that Ike was a hero, Khrushchev was the anti-Christ and Jesus... |
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Tired of the bailouts and bonuses of the big guys? Go local |
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There is no doubt that the climate has changed even in my generation, although some critics and naysayers claim that we humans are not to blame, but rather it is a natural cycle. I've heard this buzz even among some of my friends and acquaintances. |
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The French cleric and revolutionist Tallyrand once said of France's Bourbon dynasty that it “learned nothing, and forgot nothing.” After watching last Wednesday's State of the Union message, I suspect the same might be said of our... |
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The black t-shirt — so tight, so come-hither. And oh, those safari button-downs — joke-worthy on Eddie Bauer mannequins, but on news correspondents, so … enticing. |
| The November elections came and went without the hoopla of a year ago, but voters in western Colorado quietly approved measures that could set the stage for a clean energy revolution. | |
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Though it was over 30 years ago, I can still recall the kind of wine we were drinking. It was “stolen” wine; not sure what color. It was early summer — probably just before Memorial Day — the mid seventies. |
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The party of ‘no' gets us nowhere |
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As an economist, it startles me when representatives of the business community ignore basic economic relationships such as supply and demand. Yet oil and gas interests have been doing exactly that recently. |
| There are certain political events that tend be remembered as milestones of sorts that will impact all of us for years to come. We have witnessed a historical presidential election and a rise in power of the Democratic Party, both of which were largely a... | |
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Cimarron, a ranching town of 1,000 in New Mexico, says it does not want a marijuana store. Residents cite the seaside town of Arcata in California where the Arcata Eye says people have finally had it because over 1,000 homes there have turned into... |
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What do all those numbers mean? |
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The communities of the mountains are as unique as the mountains themselves. The people of these communities live, work, recreate and educate in a distinctive mountain way. Colorado Mountain College (CMC) not only fits with this diverse way of life but... |
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