"We've cut to the bone. What we're talking about is cutting into the bone marrow." - Colorado House Speaker Terrance Carroll on how new round of state budget cuts, Denver Post June 26, 2009
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President Barack Obama recently named Adams State College Trustee Bruce Oreck (left) as the new U.S. Ambassador to Finland.
Since joining Metro State as a faculty member in 1998, Hal Nees (left) has progressed from assistant to associate to full professor of criminal justice and criminology and, in May, his fellow faculty members elected him to a term as faculty trustee.
The University of Colorado at Boulder will launch a certificate program in digital media in partnership with the parent company of Boulder advertising agency Crispin Porter + Bogusky and under the direction of Advertising Professor David Slayden (left).
Colorado State University, in close collaboration with Simpson Strong-Tie, has finished construction of a seven-story condominium tower on the world's largest shake table near Kobe, Japan.
Ken Francis, Fort Lewis College’s Office of Community Services, discusses the San Juan Skyway improvements at a gathering at Molas Lake Park. (
