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Council Candidate Dan King

Council Candidate Dan King

The “Ambassador of Cool,” otherwise known as Dan King, is running for City Council because he says he brings financial skills that will be useful in planning the city’s budget.  Originally from upstate New York, he is now the co-owner of the [...]

Council Candidate Ken Wilson

Council Candidate Ken Wilson

Editor’s note: Students in instructor Christine Mahoney’s Radio/TV News Writing Course at the newly-formed Journalism Program at CU-Boulder are participating in the Blue Line’s coverage of the local election by interviewing Boulder City [...]

Council Candidate Suzanne Jones

Council Candidate Suzanne Jones

Editor’s note: Students in instructor Christine Mahoney’s Radio/TV News Writing Course at the newly-formed Journalism Program at CU-Boulder are participating in the Blue Line’s coverage of the local election by interviewing Boulder City [...]

Council Candidate Jonathan Hondorf

Council Candidate Jonathan Hondorf

Editor’s note: Students in instructor Christine Mahoney’s Radio/TV News Writing Course at the newly-formed Journalism Program at CU-Boulder are participating in the Blue Line’s coverage of the local election by interviewing Boulder City [...]

Council Candidate Kevin Hotaling

Council Candidate Kevin Hotaling

Editor’s note: Students in instructor Christine Mahoney’s Radio/TV News Writing Course at the newly-formed Journalism Program at CU-Boulder are participating in the Blue Line’s coverage of the local election by interviewing Boulder City [...]

Council Candidate Daniel Ziskin

Council Candidate Daniel Ziskin

Editor’s note: Students in instructor Christine Mahoney’s Radio/TV News Writing Course at the newly-formed Journalism Program at CU-Boulder are participating in the Blue Line’s coverage of the local election by interviewing Boulder City [...]

Council Candidate Fenno Hoffman

Council Candidate Fenno Hoffman

Editor’s note: Students in instructor Christine Mahoney’s Radio/TV News Writing Course at the newly-formed Journalism Program at CU-Boulder are participating in the Blue Line’s coverage of the local election by interviewing Boulder City [...]

Council Candidate Lisa Morzel

Council Candidate Lisa Morzel

Editor's note: Students in instructor Christine Mahoney's Radio/TV News Writing Course at the newly-formed Journalism Program at CU-Boulder are participating in the Blue Line's coverage of the local election by interviewing Boulder City Council [...]

cleveland.com | Ohio State’s Gordon Gee still pay leader of public college presidents

cleveland.com | Ohio State’s Gordon Gee still pay leader of public college presidents

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee remains the highest-paid president among 185 of the nation's public universities, according to a newly released survey of compensation.  Gee, who has topped the Chronicle of Higher [...]

CU’s Facilities Master Plan Explained

CU’s Facilities Master Plan Explained

At a PLAN-Boulder forum on Friday, May 13, about the new 10-year revision to the CU-Boulder Capital Facilities Master Plan, Frank Bruno, vice chancellor for administration, disclosed that he expected to meet the following week with the chief [...]

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