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The Grind: Boxcar Coffee Roasters

May 1, 2017 Claire Boggs

Boxcar coffee roasters is originally a Boulder gem whose Denver translation hits high marks for style, and pretty good marks for coffee. A visit to…

Food and Drink

The Grind: Cherry Cricket

May 1, 2017 Madison Heller

In November, the Cherry Creek neighborhood lost one of its favorite restaurants, the staple Cherry Cricket. The night before Thanksgiving, the old building caught fire…

Food and Drink

The Grind: Copper Door Coffee

May 1, 2017 Claire Boggs

Just a few blocks east of Colorado, Copper Door Coffee Roasters is pressing the norm in the best of ways when it comes to small…

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“Girls” ends reign as voice of a generation

April 24, 2017 AnnMarie Marlow

On Sunday, March 16, HBO’s series “Girls” sent out a bittersweet goodbye after five years of friendship, romance and a lot of nudity. In the…

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Lamont students shine in “Die Fledermaus”

April 24, 2017 Madeline Zann

The Lamont School of Music is known for its operatic talent, and this year’s production of “Die Fledermaus,” which ran from April 20-23 at the…

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The Grind: WoW Cafe

April 24, 2017 Taryn Allen

With the addition of the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science on campus, DU has also been graced with the opening of the WoW…

Lifestyles

Club Spotlight: Cru, pursuing faith together

April 24, 2017 Nicole Johnson

“GO PIOS,” the term commonly heard at a Cru meeting, starts off the night as Chip Cipoletti begins the service with his usual jokes, puns…

Food and Drink

The Grind: The Market

April 24, 2017 Justin Cygan

The Market, which celebrates its 34th anniversary this year, is a Denver institution that brims with old fashioned coziness and down-to- earth sensibilities. This European…

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Netflix’s “Sandy Wexler” a waste of streaming time

April 17, 2017 Jacob Miltenberg

It is always great to have a new film to binge watch, but “Sandy Wexler” is not one. Adam Sandler’s new film is by far…

Entertainment

“Sleepless Nights” blends genres

April 17, 2017 AnnMarie Marlow

On Friday, April 7, Polish director Michal Marczak (“At the Edge of Russia”) released “All These Sleepless Nights,” an experimental film that derails genre, walking…

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