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The Weird Comes to Denver at the Oddities and Curiosities Convention
By Nicholas Merl and John Barthlow The oddities and curiosities in question. (Nicholas Merl/Radio 1190) On the weekend of Oct. 5-6, central Denver was swarmed by black-clad legions all on… more
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NFL CoDeQua Week 5: The Best Bad Team, The Defensive Player of the Year, and a Monday Night Collision Course
By John Meylor Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams prepares to throw the ball during the second quarter against the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium. (Kiyoshi Mio/Imagn) CoDeQua (a word… more
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I Tried A.I Chatbots for Students. Some Gave me Multiple Ways to Kill Myself.
More and more schools are giving their students direct access to chatbots. But what is the cost of this new technology? By Juliana Krigsman Gemini gives students free access to… more
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28 Years Later review
By Ranney Willis The movie poster for 28 Years Later (image via Columbia Pictures) “28 Years Later” is a horror/thriller directed by Danny Boyle and written by Alex Garland that… more
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Atmosphere and Friends: A Celebration of 90s Hip-Hop
By Kayla Drumke (Slug singing on stage at Red Rocks Ampetheater, Kayla Drumke/Radio 1190) Atmosphere and Friends was not a typical Red Rocks show. On Sept 19, Atmosphere, the hip-hop… more
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PACE Center: Devon Allman’s Blues Summit
Tatum France-Kelly (Julia Dellafiora, Radio 1190) Devon Allman’s Blues Summit at the PACE Center Sept. 11, 2025 the Parker Arts, Culture, and Events (PACE) Center welcomed Devon Allman’s Blues Summit… more
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Vogue’s New Head of Editorial Content
By Tatum France-Kelly (Chloe Malle: New Editor of Vogue) On Sept 1, Chloe Malle was officially appointed as the newest editor for American Vogue. Anna Wintour’s choice to surrender her… more
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CoDeQua: NFL’s Week 4 Promises An Abyss In the Desert as Raiders, Cowboys, Cardinals Gaze Into the Void
By John Meylor Dallas Cowboys running back Miles Sanders rushes the ball against the Chicago Bears during the second half at Chicago’s Soldier Field. (Matt Marton/Imagn) CoDeQua (a word amalgamating… more
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Thoughts and Prayers: When Words Replace Action
By Henry Kelty Charlie Kirk in Glendale, AZ., on July 31 2024 (Laura Segall/Getty Images) On September 10th at Utah Valley University in Orem, Charlie Kirk, a prominent right wing… more
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My Morning Jacket Delivers End of Summer Performance at Red Rocks Amphitheater
By Samyukta Sarma My Morning Jacket, Red Rocks Amphitheater. (Samyukta Sarma/Radio 1190) Red Rocks Amphitheater seemed to go back to the year 2007. The warm summer air felt thick, mixed… more
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Climate Anxiety Fueling Mental Health Crisis
By Nicholas Merl The great sand dunes national park, south-central Colorado. The park’s unique ecosystem is threatened by climate change. (Nicholas Merl/Radio 1190) Content Warning: Mentions of mental illness and… more
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The Tokyo Series Holds the Key to Growing Baseball Worldwide
By Colby Wyatt Sold out crowd during a regular season game of the Nippon Baseball League at the Tokyo Dome. (IQREMIX/https://flic.kr/p/su1MUv) On March 18 and 19 two of the most… more
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What Will Dark Horse’s Relocation Mean for Boulder?
By Gavin Orth Dark Horse’s interior, famous for its zany decor. (Anna Tolette/Coloradan Magazine) Dark Horse Bar & Grill, a staple of nightlife in the Boulder community, will be leaving… more
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More Than a Date Night: Challenging the Heteronormative Heart of Valentine’s Day
By Sophie Englezos Decline of Valentines day celebrants between 2007-25. (Graphic/Statista.com) Overpriced candy boxes, booked out restaurants and students ridingLime electric scooters while balancing bouquets of flowers were among the… more
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What Will Dark Horse’s Relocation Mean for Boulder?
By Gavin Orth Dark Horse’s interior, famous for its zany decor. (Anna Tolette/Coloradan Magazine) Dark Horse Bar & Grill, a staple of nightlife in the Boulder community, will be leaving… more
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Democrat, but not Democratic: Blaming the Left Doesn’t Explain 2024
By Nicholas Merl Since Nov. 5, Democrats have blamed their humiliating defeat on just about everyone but themselves. For some, the media failed to be sufficiently against Trump or for… more
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Can You Be Friends With Someone on the Other Side of the Political Spectrum?
By Salem Goodman, Nicholas Merl and Juan Jose Monterrey In the wake of the results of the 2024 election, Americans across the country are waiting in the limbo stage between… more
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Supporting CU Buffs Means Funding Cheerleading, Not Just the Football Team
By Rachel Zing Photo by Rachel Zing I once bought a CU Cheerleading sweatshirt for full price from the spirit squad’s team store. I am not a cheerleader, nor do… more
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People’s Ignorance of Litter Reflects Our Climate Crisis
By Agustin Gisinger When you see trash on the ground and do nothing, you’re not just ignoring a mess; you’re letting your behavior hurt the planet. This also reflects a… more
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Equal Opportunity — but only when it’s convenient
By Rachel Zing CU Boulder’s campus is beautiful – there is no doubt about that; it’s wonderful to walk through and observe, and the University Memorial Center is considered one… more