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Colorado Football Players Collected Scholarship Money Despite Legal Troubles

Boulder Weekly | November 9, 2012

Football recruits violated the law and were suspended from campus repeatedly. So why were they awarded the prestigious Presidential Scholarship when they came back?

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Do GMOs Belong On Open Space?new

Five years later, Boulder County revisits the ‘GMOs on Open Space’ controversy. What we know about GMOs has grown, about the effects the herbicides and pesticides used in their cultivation have on our environment and health. So with all we know, the question is, what will we grow?

Boulder Weekly | Caitlin Elizabeth Rockett | 02-26-2016 | Environment