Tag: oct 04 2018 issue

Only brewed in Boulder County

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The craft-brewing revolution has brought high-quality beer to communities across the country. The ubiquity of good brew might lead one to believe there’s nothing...

Pimping science news

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Science journalism has been declining for years, under the same media pressures that have made local news an endangered species. Boulder County is one...

Relationship and kink etiquette

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Dear Dan: I’m a straight man and I recently got out of a relationship with a woman who would monitor my internet use to...

Don’t frack so close to me

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Coloradans will vote on a ballot initiative in November that requires new oil and gas projects to be set back at least 2,500 feet...

What’s not to love?

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Love. It can be exciting and new, welcoming you aboard, even expecting you. It can be life’s sweetest reward, an open smile on a...

The only Church you need to attend

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Once upon a time (in the late ’70s and early ’80s), America had a fairly notable love affair with Australia. This was almost a...

An orchestra’s VIP

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If you have attended a classical orchestra concert, you’ve seen the concertmaster. He or she enters after the rest of the orchestra is onstage, to...

Letters: 10/4/18

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On Kavanaugh Honesty requires astute scrutiny of anyone who would aspire to hold a high position. Can dishonest people apply such scrutiny? We have difficulty...

Beware the one-party autocracy

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The Republicans control all of the elected branches of the federal government, but they play the victim. There is a good reason for that....

Putting traumatized immigrant children out of sight

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In June, our immigrant-bashing president ordered an end to his own warped policy of forcibly tearing terrified migrant children from the arms of their...

Windows, Walls and Invisible Lines: Araceli Velasquez

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When I first met Araceli Velasquez back in July, it was a typical day in sanctuary for her and her three sons — Jorge...

Just whose America is this?

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July 12, 1917, Bisbee, Arizona: Cochise County Sheriff Harry Wheeler and a deputized posse nearly 2,000 people strong rounded up 1,300 striking miners —...