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• Colorado coeds awarded $2.85M in assault suit

  - 2007-12-06

  DENVER AP -- The University of Colorado has agreed to pay two women $2.85 million to settle a lawsuit alleging they were sexually assaulted by football players and recruits, school officials said Wednesday. The allegations had sparked a football recruiting scandal at the school, prompted broad university reforms...

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• Society of Women Engineers Honors Kristy A. Schloss with 2007 Entrepreneur Award

  - 2007-10-26

  Kristy Schloss recognized at WE07, the Society of Women Engineers national conference, for her entrepreneurial leadership. CHICAGO -- The Society of Women Engineers SWE today announced Kristy A. Schloss as the recipient of the 2007 SWE Entrepreneur Award. President and CEO of Schloss Engineered Equipment, Inc, Schloss is being...

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• Study: First Trimester is Best Time to Screen Pregnant Women for Fetal Down's Syndrome.

  - 2005-11-09

  Byline: University of Colorado Health Sciences Center DENVER, Nov. 9 AScribe Newswire -- A new study by researchers for the First- and Second-Trimester Evaluation of Risk FASTER Research Consortium has found that the most optimal and accurate time to screen pregnant women for the...

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• Study: Undocumented Immigrants Have Healthy Babies but Need Prenatal Care.

  - 2005-10-05

  Byline: University of Colorado Health Sciences Center DENVER, Oct. 5 AScribe Newswire -- Undocumented immigrant women in Colorado are less likely to have low birth weight or preterm babies than other mothers, but tend to experience higher rates of excessive bleeding, fetal distress and...

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• Debating abortion on-line

  - 2005-01-30

  The following is excerpted from recent e-mail correspondence between CNT member Stephen Morris and Prof. Ira Chernus of the University of Colorado, regarding abortion. MORRIS: Upon a second read, I discovered an obstacle. There is a problem with your article: you argue that 25 per cent of Republicans support...

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• Introduction

  - 2005-01-01

  This special issue of Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies gathers research and creative work from across disciplines and around the globe and attests to the variety of writing and thought in the broad areas of gender and information technology IT. We share the widely held view that the term...

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• CU-Springs softball team wins individual honors

  - 2004-05-05

  The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs softball team garnered more honors as seven Mountain Lions were named All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. Catcher Crystal Krebs, shortstop Jennifer Dykstra, second baseman Kara Rainey and pitchers Amber Colton and Brenna Pool were named first-team All-RMAC. Outfielder Brittni Carlson and...

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• Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo., Mike Cote Column.

  - 2004-02-29

  By Mike Cote, Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 29--TAKING A HIT FROM THE BUFFS SCANDAL: When you depend on the Golden Buffaloes for your livelihood, you have to take the lemon years with the Orange Bowls. ...

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• BRIEFS

  - 2001-05-26

  CU football to open day later vs. Fresno State BOULDER - The University of Colorado's season opening football game against Fresno State in the inaugural Jim Thorpe Association Football Classic has been shifted to Sunday, Aug. 26, in order to accommodate a national television audience on ESPN2....

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