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...been to four-five home openers of the New York Yankees and nothing compares to this. I've been in Boulder 13 years waiting, and God almighty, two home run--the first run ever scored was a home run--nothing could be greater."--Tom Savoth of Boulder, Colo., after the home opener of the Colorado Rockies...
...Boulder, Aspen and Denver have already opposed this amendment in court and have won. The amendment passed, Bennett said, because "the language in the ballot was misleading...
Harvard's social life is one commonly-perceived shortcoming. It gets a worse rap than it deserves. Few enroll here expecting, say, the University of Colorado at Boulder, or even the bygone era of peace, love and Quincy House Bong Olympics. But Harvard's dating scene persists as a major source of complaint...
American ski spots are not often political hot spots. But on Nov. 3, by a 54%-to-46% vote, Coloradans approved Amendment 2, which mandated "no protected status based on homosexual, lesbian or bisexual orientation." The vote voided laws in Aspen, Denver and Boulder that prohibited bias in jobs or housing based on sexual orientation. Says Robert Bray of the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force: "Colorado is thus the first state in U.S. history to sanction discrimination against gays...
...good drama, ambiguities abound. Should out-of-staters take their ski dollars to antiabortion Utah? Should the voters of Denver, Boulder and Aspen, most of whom opposed the amendment, suffer for the attitudes of their neighbors? Tennis ace Martina Navratilova, the resort's most famous bisexual, supports a lawsuit against Amendment 2 but argues that a boycott would hurt local gays as much as the bigot brigade. Wellington Webb, Denver's first black mayor, finds analogy in civil rights history. "When some of us were trying to desegregate the South," he told Arsenio Hall last week, "we went south...