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Reader: Classroom discussion posters from '70s aren't bizarre, so don't tweak...

​Yesterday, we shared a collection of weird classroom "discussion posters" from 1973, featuring slogans ranging from "You're O.K., and I'm O.K." to "What is the purpose?" One reader's response

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Amy Howard, Jane McConnell & Susan Graves hurt in SUV-vs.-bikes crash:...

Video below.​It's been a dangerous summer for bicyclists in the Boulder area. Eugene Howrey, 73, was killed after being hit by a truck in June -- and yesterday, Amy Howard, Jane McConnell and Su

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Pussy mug shots reveal evidence of anguish?: Kenny Be's Sign Language

Sunnyside-up cat is posed over-easy.​ Careful inspection of Denver's Missing Cat and Found Kitty posters reveal hidden clues about a pussy's private life. The sideways glare of the "found kitty"

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Righthaven Pyrrhic victory?: Judge doesn't force company to pay Brian Hill's...

Brian Hill.​The Denver Post is cutting its ties with Righthaven, a Las Vegas firm that files copyright infringement lawsuits on behalf of newspapers -- a decision that may have been influenced b

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Kyle Orton, Tim Tebow & Brady Quinn: Could they all be gone from Broncos next...

Kyle Orton.​These Denver blog posts may ideal pets. Mile High Report's Sayre Bedinger outlines a scenario under which Adam Weber would be the only current Broncos quarterback to be on next year

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Clown robbers: Try disguising yourselves as Shmucks of the Week

Seriously?​Look, we know that real-life robbers are often lovers of the cinema. That's why they dress in fanciful and elaborate costumes, à la Point Break (ex-Presidents), The Town (gruesome nun

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Goodbye Westword, hello Humor Code: I'm off on a global search for what makes...

​After five years at Westword, I'm bidding you all adieu (at least for now). I'm taking a leave to work on the Humor Code, a book project in which I travel around the world with a humor professo

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Hunger Free Colorado sets up shop in an Aurora Save-a-Lot

​Hunger Free Colorado opened a satellite office today at the Save-a-Lot at 15220 East Sixth Avenue in Aurora. Why is the project so needed?

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Needle exchanges: Denver's first approved, second put on hold due to building...

​Last night, the Department of Environmental Health board approved Denver's first legal syringe exchange, which will be run by the Colorado AIDS Project. But the Harm Reduction Action Center, wh

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Santiago Calatrava's adios to DIA: It's about the money, honey

The nixed bridge.​That sucking sound you hear out at Denver International Airport isn't the arrival of the long-awaited, ever-elusive direct route to Tokyo. No, it's the sound of tens of million

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CU shows in Cal game it may not suck as hard as expected, thanks to Paul...

Video below.​Despite the excellent first impression made by new CU-Boulder coach Jon Embree, the Buffs seemed bound for a beyond-mediocre season in its first Pac-12 campaign -- an impression rei

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Divulge your inner freak, take the 2011 Westword Sex Survey

​Inspired by this week's cover story, "Kink of the Jungle," Westword's crack team of researchers got to thinking about the collective hang-ups, preferences and opinions of related to the sex liv

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Keith Ruiz busted in death of 2-year-old Dolci Gryshayeva, spokesman calls...

Big pics below.​Dolci Gryshayeva might have grown up to be a world-class gymnast. After all, both her grandparents excelled at the sport. But the two-year-old never got the chance, allegedly dyi

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9/11 Freedom Rally at Dick's Sporting Goods Park: Red, white, blue &...

Big pics below.​Plenty of events in the Denver area commemorated the tenth anniversary of 9/11 -- and that's not even counting the couple who may have spurred a security incident by trying to jo

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Reader: People in Boulder would rather pay more than support faceless...

​The Denver-based online shopping website ShopAtHome.com recently identified Boulder as the least frugal city in the U.S. based on coupon usage, or lack thereof, by the people who live there. O

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Mile High Club bathroom boinking leads to 9/11 security scramble on Frontier...

Getting some tail?​Update below: If a couple can't attempt to join the Mile High Club in an airplane bathroom on the tenth anniversary of 9/11 without causing a major security incident, does tha

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Gross Dam protest: Can a kayak drum circle halt Denver's water diversion?

​When powerful development forces in metro Denver conspire to drain more water from already depleted Western Slope rivers, there's only one thing for a self-respecting environmentalist to do: Gr

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New taxes on gas, electric cars?: CDOT says it's just talking about them...

​Is the Colorado Department of Transportation looking at hiking taxes on gasoline and electric cars? That's the implication from an Independence Institute report, which quotes from CDOT e-mails.

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University Park turban squash improves observing conditions: Kenny Be's Hip Tip

​ The University Park turban squash is a colorful heirloom that inspired the design of University of Denver's Chamberlin Observatory back in 1889. Just as the observatory helps students look dee

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Tour de Fat Denver photo gallery: The force -- and the farce -- was with...

Big pics below.​On Saturday, a day before he visited the 9/11 Freedom Rally at Dick's, photographer Brandon Marshall checked out New Belgium Brewing's Tour de Fat 2011, a bike ride that drew a c

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