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Mr. RICHARD WOBBEKIND (Economist, University of Colorado in Boulder): We're talking about coal, natural gas.
NPR: Cashing In on Economic Downturn
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Tom McCollom is a geochemist at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
NPR: Mars Rover Marks Second Anniversary of Landing
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He's an economist at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
NPR: Cashing In on Economic Downturn
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At the University of Colorado in Boulder where a large group, both students and others, have gathered in a quad to smoke pot for the past several years on April 20 school officials this year will close the quad entirely, spreading a malodorous fish-based fertilizer in the area to deter would-be smokers.
WSJ: High Expectations: Marketers Hope for Buzz on 4/20
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The researchers, led by Sean Raymond, of the University of Colorado at Boulder, carried out computer simulations of gas giant migration in forming planetary systems.
BBC: NEWS | Science/Nature | Earth-like planets may be common
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According to John Wahr at the University of Colorado-Boulder, glaciers and ice caps in places other than Greenland and Antarctica lost about 30% less ice than had previously been estimated.
FORBES: Man The Lifeboats! Global Warming Has Oceans Rising At Alarming Rate! (Or Maybe not)
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D. in English and Education at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Announces More Key Administration Posts
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He paid for college and law school at the University of Colorado by leasing and operating small gold mines in the mountains near Boulder.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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One example is a course at the University of Colorado, Boulder that tried the software as one of 80 that used Coursekit in courses starting in September 2011.
FORBES: Will Coursekit Launch Up-End Blackboard?
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In Colorado, the President will deliver remarks at the University of Colorado at Boulder to discuss the need for Congress to act to prevent 7.4 million students with federal student loans, 167, 000 students in Colorado specifically, from seeing their interest rates double on July 1.
WHITEHOUSE: President's Schedule
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The extent of the problem, at least at optical frequencies, has recently been catalogued by Pierantonio Cinzano and Fabio Falchi at the University of Padua, Italy, and Christopher Elvidge at the National Geophysical Data Centre in Boulder, Colorado.
ECONOMIST: Going, going, nearly gone