Sorry, professor, but inspiring experts in every field talking about “everything conceivable” is a lot more intriguing than that lecture you had planned
By Isa Jones
Conference on World Affairs
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Being gay is more than just a sexual orientation, according to Conference on World Affairs panelists.
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The Conference on World Affairs brought a number of panelists to discuss the actions needed to save wildlife species from becoming extinct due to climate change.
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The Conference on World Affairs this year has presented the Boulder and CU communities with various issues relating to war and power that currently face the United States.
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Every year students and community members clamor for the limited supply of tickets to the Conference on World Affairs’s popular jazz concert, where they are able to take a break from panel discussions for a night of music.
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One of the many topics being discussed at this year’s Conference on World Affairs is today’s famous female pop stars and their roles in society as “feminist role models.”
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One of the many panels on the opening day of this year’s Conference on World Affairs, titled ‘Globalization and the Collision of Cultures,’ brought together four specialists with backgrounds that span the globe.
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It’s not often that a standard movie takes a week to see in full, but at the Ebert Cinema Interruptus event, watching the movie is only half the experience.
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When the Conference on World Affairs comes to Boulder, everything goes by the wayside. Classes? Ditched. Work? You’ve called in sick.
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CU will host the 63rd Conference on World Affairs (CWA) this week.