<![CDATA[Boulder - Weekly - Dodge's Bullets]]> <![CDATA[A wake-up call]]> <![CDATA[CU staff retire, double-dip, get paid, oh my!]]> Yet another CU administrator has been “double-dipping,” we at Boulder Weekly have learned. And it’s not that big of deal. A bigger deal is how these things have been communicated. Much has been made lately about University of Colorado Boulder administrators, their tuition-funded salary increases and their ability to retire and get rehired — “double-dipping” by receiving their pension and a salary.]]> <![CDATA[A regent race that actually matters]]> Currently, the board is controlled by Republicans, 5-4. Three positions are up for election this November, and two of those seats are expected to stay with their current parties, given political dynamics in the First and Fourth Congressional Districts.]]> <![CDATA[A question of journalistic ethics]]> <![CDATA[Save journalism education at CU ]]> <![CDATA[The Dean/Rove debate: More of the same]]> <![CDATA[Not Hell Fest after all]]> <![CDATA[Just doing our job]]>