CU Study: Men, Women Handle Disasters Very Differently
Results of a new study produced in part by the University of Colorado-Boulder detail distinctions in how the genders respond to natural disasters.
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Results of a new study produced in part by the University of Colorado-Boulder detail distinctions in how the genders respond to natural disasters.
A protest planned outside the home of the ICE detention center's top administrator in Aurora attracted dozens of protesters on Thursday evening.
Teachers and the district have been in talks about wages since the beginning of the month.
Colt's chief executive officer, Dennis Veilleux, says it is not permanently ending production but believes there is already an adequate supply of sporting rifles on the market.
Wildlife experts are trying to remind people to "give them room, use your zoom."
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