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Corrupt politicians rouse voter apathy

–The Colorado Daily, 7/12/06

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Judge can't seat jury in Lake for Lunsford case

–Orlando Sentinel website, 7/13/06

Even before he found God he was a gentile, well-liked guy whose most off-color anecdote in "Pickin' Up the Pieces" involves almost, but not quite, doing acid with country-rock pioneer Gram Parsons.

–The Colorado Daily, 6/11/06

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Dan Daron, of Rollinsville, works for a Castle Rock-based company contracted by the city of Boulder to fix a portion of its 11-mile pipeline from Barker Reservoir, said Jim Creek, water source manager for the city.

–The Camera, 5/27/06

The crater is a bowel about 150 kilometers in diameter that scientists selected as a landing site because the terrain suggested it once held a lake.

–Voice of America (VoA.com) 1/9/05

"Because academia is collegial, you try to bend over backward not to go forward, and the higher-profile the case, the harder you work not to pursue it," he said. "If they're going forward, that suggests that they felt pretty strongly."

–The Camera, 8/24/05

Garner, who is pregnant, arrived in the afternoon with her body double.

––The Camera, 7/28/05

He started the People's Clinic because he saw hippies "shooting heroin and missing their vains."

–Thrill magazine, Jan. 05

Towns grapple with fires

–Camera headline, 1/3/06

Discussing suicide plans with a child can exasperate that child's fear of abandonment, Trierweiler said.

–The Camera, 5/26/05

One of Elizabeth Hoffman's unforgivable errors, apparently, was defending academic freedom, invoking the McCarthy era. Some lawmakers saw red. They called for her head. It didn't matter that she had a point.

–Clint Talbott, the Camera, 3/9/05

Stoner-Boos

–Wedding announcement, the Camera, 4/24/05

Soldier who died in Colo. Springs was in Iraq

–Camera headline, 11/14/05

Alexis Cooley, a New Orleans native who works at the Lazy Dog, put the benefit show together. She moved to Boulder a year ago and said she has been blown away by how generous people are being with their money, time and desire to help.

–The Camera, 9/5/05

But the hunting is typically done safely, Pelle said. He said goose and foul hunters use shot guns that fire pellets, which are safer than high-power rifles.

–The Camera, 2/9/06

Facts of nightlife
More women are drinking more alcohol, studies say

Eco-Cycle now takes Styrofoam

—The two Daily Camera above-the-fold headlines for November 14, 2005

Rocky Flats helped stop the swamping of New Orleans, thanks to a Kaiser-Hill Co. executive who recognized a good use for massive dirt bags when he saw one.

–The Camera, 9/13/05

"Our opinion, after talking with the enforcement staff, was that they take their jobs seriously and may need in fact clearer direction regarding their attitude toward their jobs."

–The Camera, 11/7/05

"It's safe to say we're just the tip of the iceberg," said Boulder County sheriff's Lt. Phil West.

–The Camera, 6/24/05

"We've kind of done too good of a job," said Phil West, sheriff's spokesman. "They were looking to put the money elsewhere where it's needed worse."

–The Camera, 5/7/05

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Norway's Red-Green alliance set to oust government

–Reuters, 9/12/05

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Nonprofit works to get vets back to battlefields

–Camera headline, 4/29/06

"This has been a siphon for us, but we've still kept a lot of water in the boot," Wieting said.

–Associated Press, 8/16/05

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Next pope will be different

–Camera headline, 4/2/05

LOCAL NEWS

Life may be possible on Saturn moon

–the Camera, 4/15/05

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Human Slums Swell

--headline, Camera, 6/17/06

'Guilty as charged' Mans blame for global warming prooved

–Earthtimes.org, 2/18/05

Guilty plea from man arrested for assault on plane

–Camera headline, 2/18/06

He set out this time to right a funny book — mission accomplished. But that's not the only reason the book feels light.

–the Camera, 9/25/05

"The best and safest thing is to keep a balance in your life, acknowledge the great powers around us and in us. If you can do that, and live that way, you are really a wise man."

Euripides

Greek playwrite
(484 BC - 406 BC)

–Full page banner at the top of the Camera's inaugural "Balance" section for "Faith, Learning, and Growth," 2/25/06

Five men with American ties held by U.S. military

–headline, cnn.com

Suthers said Davidson's method, dividing the number of days in a term by two to calculate one-half of a term, could be used unfairly.

–Associated Press story, the Camera 10/19/05

McDonald was burning compact discs on his computer when he saw flames coming from the balcony and immediately called out to his girlfriend.

–the Camera, 3/13/05

Fall promises colorful transition to winter

–Camera headline, 9/13/05

Fake psychic serving 10 days

–Camera headline, 3/17/05

Every option, he said, "is on the table. We can't stick our heads in the sand."

–The Camera, 1/25/05

Error to blame in wrong alert

–Camera headline, 11/12/05

–recent search result on the Colorado Daily website. Bronson Hilliard is managing editor and frequent contributing writer for the Doily. It couldn't find "Paul Danish" either.

Although Wild Oats shoppers usually pick out the highest quality of organic egg when buying for consumption, Ivory said the cheep eggs go the fastest around Easter.

–the Camera, 3/21/05

I am going to die. So are my children, family and beloved friends, all animals, plants, this building, our nation.

–Charley Cropley, in Boulder Weekly, 2/3/05

The friends Loo was with that night also are clueless, he said.

–Camera story, 11/30/05

CU profs get OK to exhume cadavar

–headline, Rocky Mountain News, 4/1/06

CDC: Mumps cases swell

–Camera headline, 4/15/06

Bush: Voters support shift to democracy

–Newsday.com, 1/31/05

Brown eyes whistle-blower policy

–headline in the Camera, 9/19/05

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The United States is, with Australia, the only industrialized nation not to ratify the 1997 Kyoto Protocol to limit greenhouse gases.

–the Camera, 5/9/06

"It is drastic, but it's very serious charges that are allegedly out there for us," he said. "Obviously none of that has come to fruition, but we want to make sure if it does take two weeks, or however long it takes, to figure out what actually happened on Friday night, that that's not occurring in the meantime -- if it did in fact occur."

–Brad Long, external vice president of the Interfraternity Council, Colorado Daily, 9/27/05

Caller: "We need someone to come to the Delta Gamma house. We have a person who is way over drunk."

Dispatch: "What is wrong with her?"

Caller: "She is intoxified."

Dispatch: "Intoxified? ... Have you been drinking?"

–911 call, reprinted in the Camera, 9/29/05

As if being mauled to death is not punishment enough, Saunders gives Treadwell a good posthumous bashing by stating "stupidity kills" in reference to his tragic and grizzly death.

–letter in the Camera, 9/4/05

Man accused of beating woman with pipe on head

–headline in the Camera, 7/27/05

I thought it was generally conceded by neo-conservatives, conservatives, lefties and liberals that that canard will no longer hunt.

–letter in the Camera, 6/16/06

A 27-year-old Lafayette man is accused of hitting his neighbor on the head with a baseball bat. Police arrested Timothy Meek on suspicion of first-degree assault Sunday.

–In the Camera, 5/17/05

Now...let's repeat this basic fact of American history.  The Revolutionary War began in 1776 and lasted until 1983.

- Talk show host Neal Boortz, as quoted by Chuck Muth

The Dublin novelist, whose emotional rage is limited and whose prose exhibits all the chilly perfection of a waxwork model, must today count himself as the luckiest writer on the planet. This was a travesty of a result from a travesty of a judging process.

—The Independent , online, 10/11/ 05

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Flaming cow pie prompts probe

–The Daily Times-Call, 3/18/05

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Grocery strike draws fed attention

—in the Daily, 11/22/04

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Woman accused of assaulting CU player

—in the Camera, 11/17/04

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In a race to get stories in the paper or on the air this week, too many mediums offered either incomplete information or misrepresented facts.

—Neil Woelk, in the Camera, 11/20/04

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Voter Turnout May Decide Election

—CBS TV NY website, 11/1/04

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Dick Tharp said he'll spend the next week "dotting all the I's and crossing all the T's" in the athletic department he headed for nine years.

—in the Camera, 11/24/04

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Storm covers hills in snowy blanket

—headline in the Camera,11/27/04

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As of Wednesday, more than 1,200 inches of snow had fallen in January on about 36,000 acres of skiable terrain in Colorado, thanks to a storm cycle that snarled roads and isolated the 500 residents of the ski resort town of Silverton.

—in the Camera, 01/13/05

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Smart judge orders evaluations

—headline in the Camera,12/4/04

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Spitzer's iron wrist shits to music industry

—www.chinaview.cn news website, 10/24/04

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"Open space is a special place for me," Havas said Thursday, after finishing up a hike on Dry Creek trail. "The opportunity for me to be a protectorate of what I feel is Boulder County's premiere resource is a privilege."

—in the Camera, 12/3/04

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Schwarzenegger: Bush Has Hurt My Sex Life

—Associated Press headline, ABC News website, 10/19/04

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CU history professor Patricia Limerick and Charles Wilkinson, distinguished university professor of law, sat onstage and put questions to Limerick, as did the audience.

—in the Camera, 11/24/04

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Mediocrity once again envelops CU

—headline in the Camera,10/17/04

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Mass graves force change

—Associated Press,12/191/04

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After 12 years as perhaps the most controversial CU regent in modern memory, Jim Martin says he evolved in office even as the board circled the wagons.

—subheadline in the Daily,12/7/04

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Lafayette police station still up in air

—headline in the Camera,11/41/04

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COORECTION (12/17/2004): This story incorrectly stated the ownership of the land surrounding the National Institute of Technology and Standards and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in south Boulder. The federal government owns the land, but the city of Boulder was granted an easement in 1993 that gives the city some control over the property.

—on the Camera website

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Holy Family in title game

—headline in the Camera,11/21/04

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CDOT spends about $1,000 per sign [commemorating a highway fatality] , Erez said, which includes manufacture, installation and removal. She said her department plans to spend less than $10,000 a year.

—in the Camera,12/18/04

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"One of my high points is (also that) I was given a 'Friend of the First Amendment' in 2003," [CU Regent Jim Martin] said. "I'm the only regent ever to have gotten that."

—in the Daily, 12/7/04

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Perhaps the question you would most like to know the answer to is whether people are actually procreating in public. Something that looked pretty close to the real deal was happening in The Garden of Enlightenment, but it was hard to be sure. If your curiosity still isn't quenched, you can always make your own investigations next year.

—The Exotica Erotica Ball, as described in the Camera, 10/30/04

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The actions of the players involved wildly exceeded the professionalism and self-control that should fairly be expected from NBA players.

—NBA commissioner David Stern, quoted on On China View website 1/ 21/ 04

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Through it all, he still bristles at the press, his fans' hounding presence and, in particular, being labeled the conscious of a generation.

—said of Bob Dylan, in the Camera, 10/24/04

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Duct-taped man reported in canyon

—headline in the Camera, 1/6/05

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"A lot of these new rules actually hamper our ability to create havoc," he said.

—Senate President Pro Tem Peter Groff, D-Denver, in the Camera, 1/12/05

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"The train has left the station in cognitive technology," said David Braddock, associate vice president for the CU system and executive director of the Coleman Institute, on Tuesday. "And the University of Colorado is the front locomotive."

—in the Camera, 10/6/04

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Immediately before coming to CU, Gomez was working for a public-relations firm he co-founded in southern California specializing in helping clients overcome crises. Its slogan: "When you don't have time to think."

—in the Camera, 10/18/05

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"It asks the county to crystal-ball its budget," Pelle said.

—in the Camera,10/29/04

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NEDERLAND — A faint moon rose Friday over the quaking aspens at Caribou Ranch, as if to signal the transition.

It was as if nature knew that — after eight years of negotiations, planning and restoration — the Boulder County Open Space Department was on the brink of opening the pristine 2,180-acre open space property to taxpayers.

—in the Camera,10/9/04

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Saunders aims to buck that national trend with the opening last month of the new Community Acupuncture Clinic, a Boulder facility that offers group acupuncture at a sharply reduced price.

—in the Camera,10/4/04

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Europe May Start Digital Fingerprinting

—Associated Press headline, ABC News website, 10/18/04

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Airport evacuated after water balloon found

—headline in the Camera, 1/18/05

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State kicks off season of color

—headline in the Camera, 9/10/04

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One member was heard saying on his cell phone early in the afternoon: "Dude, one of the pledges died."

—in the Camera, 9/18/04

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A member of another fraternity who declined to give his name said he thought the teen had been "chiefed," meaning fraternity brothers might have drawn on his face when he appeared passed-out.

—in the Camera, 9/18/04

The ritual, known as being "written on," is practiced on those who pass out with their shoes on, and Bailey and pledge Greg Oakford were targeted.

—in the Camera, 9/25/04

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But what will happen to the site and surrounding land should generate infinitely even greater interest than whether or not council approves the contract.

—in the Daily, 9/20/04

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Outside of this early frustration, the entrepreneur, poet, internationally recognized media figure, mother of three and — most recently — author of her own autobiography, has always tried to follow her dreams.

—in the Camera, 9/7/04

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Down the hall and behind each door hides a different treat: Diagnostic acupuncture, lymph draining, hot stone massage.

—in the Camera, 10/2/04

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