Professor Disciplined For Inviting Activist
Colorado Mesa University has disciplined an assistant professor who invited a political activist to recruit his students to campaign for Hillary Clinton.
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Colorado Mesa University has disciplined an assistant professor who invited a political activist to recruit his students to campaign for Hillary Clinton.
Police say a Grand Junction man accused of shooting a boy at a sleepover had been drinking and was handling several guns near children.
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Enjoy a cocktail or two with your visiting family the night before Thanksgiving in Denver.
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