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Girl Scouts harness new technology to sell a classic product
Today’s Girl Scouts are taking advantage of Venmo and credit card readers to boost sales. By Alex Ausmus, Hannah Bittrolff, and Carina Julig
Roe v. Wade attorney discusses gender discrimination at Women in Law Day
Aspiring female lawyers learned tips from attorneys at a conference hosted by CU’s Law school. By Shaylynne Voth
CU students and prison inmates celebrate class graduation
Students in the social justice-focused ethnic studies class convened on Friday to honor their work over the semester. By John Fitzmaurice
Sustainability summit emphasizes collaboration, setting goals for progress
The annual conference brought together students and community members to work together for environmental projects. By Georgia Knoles
Sexpressions celebrates sexual health, identity expression
The annual sexpressions event celebrates sexual health, identity expression while raising awareness for sexual assault. By Sarah Howard
David Sedaris to speak at Macky Auditorium May 6
Popular humorist David Sedaris is stopping in Boulder as part of the tour for his upcoming book, “Calypso.” By Carina Julig
Blood drive donor qualifications criticized for outdated policies
Several campus organizations do not sponsor blood drives in protest of the Red Cross’ restrictions on LGBT blood donors. By John Fitzmaurice
Hallett Hall residents report false citations from CSOs
Lapses in communication between dorm residents and CSO officers have led to confusion. By Rob Tann and Heidi Harris
Drug Symposium highlights current issues, encourages need for involvement
CU’s first Symposium on Drugs featured local speakers advocating for a change in U.S. drug policy. By Robert Tann