By Lewis Jolly Boulder Weekly “We grieve for a student, a son and a friend,” a CU student government representative told the crowd gathered outside the University Memorial Center Thursday
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By Emily Bernard Boulder Weekly JAMESTOWN | The Jamestown Mercantile — or the Merc, as
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By: Lewis JollyBoulder Weekly On a beautiful fall Friday night on Pearl Street, Josiah Sanders, a sophomore on the University of Colorado Boulder men’s basketball team, clinched the inaugural SLAMpede dunk contest by throwing down over CU Chancellor Justin Schwartz. Minutes earlier, first-year Lauren Harris on the CU women’s basketball team sank 19 three-pointers to
Reading to Dogs
By Hannah CarleyBoulder Weekly BROOMFIELD | On Thursday, Oct. 1, Broomfield Public Library kicked off their 17th season of the popular Reading to Dogs program, where elementary-aged children are invited to practice reading to service dogs throughout the school year. Children’s Librarian Nadia Martinez plans all the elementary-age programming for the library. She said the
