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Boulder Channel 1 CU Buffs 2023 Ranked 11-1 season
Aug 27th
Sat, Sep 2 University of Colorado At TCU CU 28 TCU 17
Sat, Sep 9 Univers of Colorado Vs Nebraska CU 32 NEB 27
Sat, Sep 16 University of Colorado Vs Co St. CU 48 COST 23
Sat, Sep 23 University of Colorado At Oregon CU 22 ORE 17
Sat, Sept 30 University of Colorado Vs USC CU36 USC 34
Sat, Oct 7 University of Colorado vs Az ST CU 23 AZST 21
That’s all we are giving you our final prediction is Colorado with 11 wins and 1 loss. They will play in a bowl game. By the end of the season They will be ranked Number 1, 2 and 3 in all polls. (they might even be better than we predict here. We are being conservative in our prediction under coach prime) #GoBuffs@CUBuffsFootball@AP @NCAA @espn
#Boulder WHY? IT just makes sense “In his 3 year tenure in the capital city, Coach Prime had an overall record of 27-5 and led the Jackson State Tigers to their first undefeated season in school history, along with other firsts, including hosting ESPN’s College GameDay.”
Boulder to enact more gun laws
Jun 5th
*banning the sale and possession of assault weapons
*banning magazines containing more than 10 rounds
*raising the firearm purchasing age from 18 to 21
*outlawing open and concealed carry in sensitive places like hospitals, schools and places of worship
*instituting a 10-day waiting period to purchase a firearm
*requiring firearm dealers to post signs outside of their stores explaining the dangers of firearms
The only item missing is putting School Resource Officers back in schools and upping police protection all around the city
Conference on World Affairs
Apr 6th
Boulder school teacher Leanne Soucek and some of her students are blogging for Boulder Channel 1 at the Conference on World Affairs at C.U. this week. #CWA2015
About the Events:
A forum on international affairs since 1948, the Conference on World Affairs is hosted annually at the University of C.U. campus and encompasses the arts, media, science, diplomacy, technology, environment, spirituality, politics, business, medicine, human rights, and more.
All events are free and open to the public-and attended by students, faculty, staff, alumni, townsfolk, journalists and visitors from around the nation. Audiences range in size from an intimate 100 to over 2,000 at individual sessions, with a combined total of about 92,000 over the course of five days.