- A fresh look at women’s studies
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- By Judith Reynolds
- DCAT faces uncertain future
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- By Ken Wright
- Green thumbs
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- By Todd Newcomer
- Into a rain-filled room
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- By Will Sands
- Planting peace in Durango
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- By Missy Votel
- Taking on immigration
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- By Shawna Bethell
- The growth of the Welfare State and Dinorockers
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- By Ted Holteen
- Those dandy lion’s teeth
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- By Chef boy Ari
- Up close and personal
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- By Jules Masterjohn
In this week's issue...
- April 18, 2019
- A new kind of cold war
It’s a good thing Heidi Steltzer can’t tolerate the heat or the open ocean. “I thought I wanted to be a marine biologist, and I got seasick,” said Steltzer, a professor in the Biology Department and Environmental Science program at Fort Lewis College.
- April 11, 2019
- Quick'n'Dirty
• BuRec hosts Dolores River meeting
• Party planned to christen mural
- April 12, 2019
- Capped Out
The real issue is the cap. In its contract with Tri-State Generation and Transmission, La Plata Electric can only produce 5 percent of its own power locally.