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Tags archive: summer

Home /Tag: summer
Blogs

“Ulysses” a challenge, but worth the read

July 1, 2016 Taryn Allen

It’s away from the screen and back to the bookshelf for this week’s post. “Ulysses” was written by James Joyce in 1922. (Don’t confuse this…

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Black Eye Coffee a must for Denverites

June 30, 2016 Justin Cygan

If you haven't noticed, or cared to notice recently, there has been a massive and relatively new trend in the always changing and aesthetic-chasing coffee…

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Artist spotlight: PWR BTTM

June 28, 2016 Hayden Cox

I’m pretty late to the PWR BTTM party since I only found out about them this past week, but I’m so glad I did. PWR…

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“Central Intelligence” earns applause

June 27, 2016 Madison Heller

This week, I ended up at a movie theatre in Visalia, California, which is about six hours from where I live. Staying here for the…

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Otto’s second hike: Curt Gowdy State Park

June 26, 2016 Sydney Kapp

Well, if there’s one thing Otto loves more than his squeaky lion toy, it’s large bodies of water. Unfortunately he can’t play in lakes or…

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“Breakfast at Tiffany’s” a must for summer entertainment

June 26, 2016 Taryn Allen

It’s the second week of writing my blog, and since I introduced the book “The Secret Garden” for my last post, it’s time for a…

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The final pieces

June 26, 2016 Carolyn Angiollo

On Thursday June 30,  I will be heading to the airport to jet off to Tasmania. I cannot believe how quickly this day is approaching…

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Local author writes “War in October”

June 25, 2016 Samuel Metivier

After living a relatively normal life in rustic, small town Indiana-the home of Nicholas Hochstedler, the Denver-based author of War in October-Walter, the elderly protagonist,…

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Into to Study Abroad for Dummies: A look inside Jordan

June 19, 2016 Adrian Bogart

Imagine this: you're standing in a extensive line of people in the middle of a scorchingly hot airport. You hear an unfamiliar blend of deep…

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To making it count

June 19, 2016 Carolyn Angiollo

One of the cool things about going to Australia for my study abroad adventure is the way their semesters happen to fall. Since Australia is…

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