Opinion

In the coming weeks, many new television programs will be airing across the major networks. Here is my humble opinion on what to expect. Journeyman: So, what do you do when you’ve got one immensely popular time traveling superhero? Well, get another one of course.

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The fear of vulnerability sat heavy in the pit of my stomach six years ago when I, along with the rest of my high school, watched the World Trade Center towers fall as it was broadcast live on the cafeteria television.

My bubble of fantasized security burst as the towers fell, and the only truth I could take away was the enormity of the lies of the world.

The two women pursuing a lawsuit against the University of Colorado, after they say they were raped at a football recruiting party in 2001, chalked up what many are calling a small victory this week.

Some may say that with every season of new fashion trends, there’s something for everyone.

1-0. No, that was not the score from a Colorado Rapids-Los Angeles Galaxy match. Instead, it is the record of CU’s football team following its dramatic 31-28 victory over rival Colorado State University this weekend at Invesco Field at Mile High.

1-0 and 11 to go.

College campuses are nothing if not microcosms of the greater social structure of their communities. The economic and racial stratifications are always highlighted when viewed intimately.

The stabbing on campus Monday morning was horrible, terrifying and a ridiculous random act of violence. There is no question about the severity of the incident or its impact on freshman stabbing victim Michael Knorps. That being said, the rush to place blame on someone, some system or some failed oversight, is useless.

Double double, toil and trouble, landlords get burned and students get hustled. A decisive 6-2 vote by City Council members this week strengthens a 2003 ordinance that holds Boulder landlords accountable for major quality-of-life violations like uncollected trash and Bluto Blutarsky-style social gatherings that can give homeowners bigger headaches than the empty bottles of booze in their lawn.

As I write this, back in Georgetown, Tex., former CU kicker and All-American Mason Crosby just found out his new mailing address for perhaps the next 10 to 15 years will be somewhere in the greater Green Bay, Wis., area. In the sixth round, with the 193rd overall pick in the NFL draft, the Green Bay Packers took what many draft experts considered a steal in grabbing the CU standout kicker.