C U six figure raises are a crime by Rob Smoke
Feb 28th
I believe the group of “retired” CU administrators who have six-figure “part-time” jobs with the University of Colorado
are suspect agents of a crime which violates a variety of Federal statutes. If the obviously unconstitutional
legislative provisions allowing their “part-time” six-figure paychecks were in fact created with their involvement,
then — regardless of their job titles — they may in fact be an organized white-collar crime ring.
One question would be, who did the legislative work and what do their records show?
As far as constitutional issues go, for starters, the “special provision” discriminates against anyone who works for the state of Colorado
and cannot access the financial benefit of “retiring” and then receiving top-level pay from the very same public agency from which they allegedly “retired”.
From what I can gather, that includes everyone not in this exclusive group of go-getters — a group that is also known
to work with the legislature regarding CU’s various needs.
It should be noted that the self-same administrators who feel that the 4/20 celebrants besmirch the reputation of the University
are game to continue with their arrangement which functionally defrauds the state of Colorado — or rather, everyone who lives
here and isn’t in this particular “boys club” of un-retirable retirees.
are suspect agents of a crime which violates a variety of Federal statutes. If the obviously unconstitutional
legislative provisions allowing their “part-time” six-figure paychecks were in fact created with their involvement,
then — regardless of their job titles — they may in fact be an organized white-collar crime ring.
One question would be, who did the legislative work and what do their records show?
As far as constitutional issues go, for starters, the “special provision” discriminates against anyone who works for the state of Colorado
and cannot access the financial benefit of “retiring” and then receiving top-level pay from the very same public agency from which they allegedly “retired”.
From what I can gather, that includes everyone not in this exclusive group of go-getters — a group that is also known
to work with the legislature regarding CU’s various needs.
It should be noted that the self-same administrators who feel that the 4/20 celebrants besmirch the reputation of the University
are game to continue with their arrangement which functionally defrauds the state of Colorado — or rather, everyone who lives
here and isn’t in this particular “boys club” of un-retirable retirees.
Rob Smoke is a columnist for Boulder Channel 1 News
22 Boom – 2012 Academy Awards – Episode 51 and 52
Feb 27th
Boulder Channel 1 annual Oscar show today features trailers from the Nominees Assembled by our Buddy Borg. We also have movie reviews of this years Oscars by Dan Culberson in the movie section. Aaron smith put together our 22Boom Academy Awards TV show for BV 22 which play all over Boulder county. Look for that 2hour TV special here as well.
Videos in this Episode
-
22 Boom Intro -
A Better Life Movie Trailer -
A Better Life Movie Review -
Albert Knobbs Movie Trailer -
Albert Knobbs Movie Review -
Anonomyous Movie Trailer -
A Seperation Movie Trailer -
Beginners Movie Trailer -
Beginners Movie Review -
Bridesmaids Movie Trailer -
Bridesmaids Movie Review -
Drive Movie Trailer -
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 Movie Trailer -
Hugo Movie Trailer -
In Darkness Movie Trailer -
Jane Eyre Movie Trailer -
Kung Fu Panda 2 Movie Trailer -
Margin Call Movie Trailer -
Midnight in Paris Movie Trailer -
Midnight in Paris Movie Review -
Moneyball Movie Trailer -
Moneyball Movie Review -
Monsieur Lazhar Movie Trailer -
My Week with Marilyn Movie Trailer -
My Week with Marilyn Movie Review -
Puss in Boots Movie Trailer -
Rango Movie Trailer -
Reel Steel Movie Trailer -
Rio Movie Trailer -
Rise of the Planet of the Apes Movie Trailer -
The Adventures of Tin Tin Movie Trailer -
The Artist Movie Trailer -
The Artist Movie Review -
The Descendants Movie Trailer -
The Descendants Movie Review -
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Movie Trailer -
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Movie Review -
The Help Movie Trailer -
The Ides of March Movie Trailer -
The Ides of March Movie Review -
The Iron Lady Movie Trailer -
The Iron Lady Movie Review -
The Muppets Movie Trailer -
The Tree of Life Movie Trailer -
The Tree of Life Movie Review -
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Movie Trailer -
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Movie Review -
Transformers Dark of the Moon Movie Trailer -
War Horse Movie Trailer -
Warrior Movie Trailer -
W-E Movie Trailer -
Outro
Boulder’s Elevations Credit Union robbed
Feb 25th
Credit union robbed in Boulder
Boulder police are working with the FBI on a robbery that took place at Elevations Credit Union, located at 611 S. Broadway that took place at 11:30 a.m. today.
Witnesses say that the suspect walked into the credit union, approached a teller and demanded money. The teller complied with the suspect’s demand. No weapon was displayed, and no one was injured.
The suspect fled the bank on foot. Police believe he may have used a getaway car that was headed eastbound on US 36 toward Denver, traveling at high rates of speed. A vehicle description isn’t available. Anyone who may have been traveling on US 36 between 11:30 a.m. and 11:50 a.m., and who may have seen a vehicle traveling at excessive speeds or driving aggressively is asked to contact the Boulder Police Department.
The suspect is described as:
- A white male
- 5’6” to 5’8” tall
- 25 to 30 years old
- Clean shaven
- Wearing a gold University of Colorado sweatshirt.
- Wearing a black jacket over the sweatshirt. The black jacket was made of two different fabrics, and had shiny sleeves. There is an unknown, two-line logo on the back of the jacket
- Wearing aviator-style sunglasses
- Wearing a black baseball cap
Photos of the suspect, taken from the credit union’s security cameras, are attached.
Police are asking the public for assistance in identifying the suspect. Anyone with information is asked to call the Boulder Police Department’s Tip Line, at 303-441-1974. Those who have information but who wish to remain anonymous may contact the Northern Colorado Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or 1-800-444-3776. Tips can also be submitted through the Crime Stoppers website at www.crimeshurt.com. Those submitting tips through Crime Stoppers that lead to the arrest and filing of charges on a suspect(s) may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000 from Crime Stoppers.
