Word: boulderers
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...know what to say to that, I guess I’m just cuddly,” Hanson responds.On the field, a Hulk-like transformation occurs. Hanson goes from cuddly guy to Crimson beast after the first kick off and doesn’t stop until the last play.The Boulder, Colo. native was not a part of a winning high school team. “We were at the bottom of the league,” Hanson recalls. “But I think it helped me to learn how to be a standout player and a team player...
...earlier version of this article was given as the Howard Higman Memorial Lecture at the University of Colorado at Boulder in April...
...rights, it shouldn't be on a Democratic presidential candidate's travel schedule once October rolls around. In the past 40 years, only one Democrat has claimed the state's electoral votes. Democrats trail both Republicans and independents in party registration. Outside of Birkenstock-and-muesli enclaves like Boulder, Colorado is still culturally a frontier state...
...specificity. They never clearly told the American people what might happen if Congress did not act. "If you want people to support an action," says Dennis Mileti, an expert on risk communications who has studied hundreds of disasters of the more conventional kind at the University of Colorado, Boulder, "you need to link the action to cutting people's losses. And that link isn't in place...
...their might is still beautiful, at the very least due to Wein’s attention to style and creative interpretation. Sculptures such as “Adam (Earth Force)”—a depiction of Adam seemingly immaculately conceived from the ground, with a boulder-like torso—are larger-than-life, so aggressive that they become confrontational. This magnitude compels as much as it repels, and the bronze Wein commonly used for these works appropriately channels their power. It is fitting that Wein is best known for the Libby Dam, the largest granite relief...