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Thursday, September 2,2010

Humanity and baseball

Locals launch outreach trips to benefit Kenyan children

By Elizabeth Miller
It wasn't about religion, although the trip was organized by a missionary. And it wasn't really about baseball, although most of the luggage was packed with sports equipment. But the trip to Africa that local residents Jim Cederberg, 55, and Drew Sauer, 28, went on last winter has them committed to returning regularly, bats, balls and gloves in hand.
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Friday, August 20,2010

Student Guide 2010: Enroll in Local Brewing 101

By Elizabeth Miller
The Avery Brewing Company is kind of in hiding. The taproom is barely marked from the street, and if you call for directions, they boil down to taking a service road west of a car wash. But if you find it, youll have landed in one of those precious havens for invested beer drinkers the kind who take a sample in pint glasses.
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Friday, August 20,2010

Student Guide 2010: Tune in to CU's student radio station

By Elizabeth Miller
OK, so if you checked the online program calendar for 1190, youd know what youre getting. But its much more fun to just tune to the station on your AM radio or your computer or even through the 1190 iPhone app, and listen to the random sampling, from hip hop to heavy metal, from a live concert to a local musicians latest EP.
Thursday, July 22,2010

Project Yes stays positive

By Elizabeth Miller
But Project Yes has been hit hard by the recession and is looking at ways to restructure itself to manage a $41,000 shortfall. The organization provides arts-based service-learning for students ages 5 to 12, runs a youth center for middle and high school students and organizes two annual community events — the Martin Luther King, Jr.
Thursday, April 29,2010

Dust to Dust

By Elizabeth Miller
When Luc Nadeau pulls out a fresh piece of wood, roughly the size for a coffin lid, he gives it a quick inspection. He notes the knots, the blue, purple and occasional orange stains left from the pine bark beetle that killed the tree, the pocks and holes from the second round of beetles that passed through the wood.
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