Author: Milo Bryant
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Opinion: Rockies begin to prove themselves today
A bank-owned home in Las Vegas this month. Foreclosed homes represent a growing share of homes sold, especially in Colorado, California, Nevada, Tennessee and Michigan. Photo by (AP)
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Opinion: CC hockey can’t afford to take nights off
Colorado’s Milan Hejduk, center, celebrated with teammates Andrew Brunette and Jaroslav Hlinka after scoring Saturday against Vancouver. Photo by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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OPINION: Featherweight fighter doggedly pursues taekwondo rematch
Keauna McLaughlin and Rockne Brubaker, of The Broadmoor Skating Club, won the pairs competition at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. Photo by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Rockies lock up star without megabucks
Skiers crossed over Breckenridge�s northern boundary into the backcountry. Breckenridge has applied to the U.S. Forest Service to move its boundary farther north. Critics say the expansion would disturb a remote area, encroaching on rare terrain. Photo by (DAVE PHILIPPS, THE GAZETTE) Dave Philipps
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OPINION: Falcons keep on coming at Tigers
Colorado Collegs players celebrated forward Stephen Schultz’s goal against Air Force goalie Andrew Volkening, left, on Saturday. Photo by KEVIN KRECK, THE GAZETTE
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Clemens should throw true while on Hill
Michael Stahl-David, from left, Lizzy Caplan and Jessica Lucas star in the glorified trailer that is “Cloverfield.†Photo by (PARAMOUNT PICTURES)
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Clemens should throw true while on Hill
Michael Stahl-David, from left, Lizzy Caplan and Jessica Lucas star in the glorified trailer that is “Cloverfield.†Photo by (PARAMOUNT PICTURES)
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Opinion: CC hockey team inspired to attend party it will host
Colorado College’s Brian McMillin celebrated with Scott McCulloch after scoring in the second period against Alaska-Anchorage on Saturday at World Arena. Photo by KIRK SPEER, THE GAZETTE
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Opinion: Broncos were just not good
“The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything,†the second VeggieTales movie (the first was “Jonahâ€), is about three veggie friends working in a pirate-themed dinner theater who must become real pirates and rescue a princess after they’re sent back in time. Photo by (UNIVERSAL STUDIOS)
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Opinion: Falcons have plenty to be proud of despite bowl loss
Air Force running back Chad Hall ran into Cal linebacker Greg VanHoesen during the first quarter Monday at the Armed Forces Bowl in Fort Worth, Texas. Photo by JERILEE BENNETT, THE GAZETTE