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...After his release, he headed into the mountains with friends where they spent a month camping. Then he did the same thing for another month outside Boulder, Colo...
...business has two additional branches, Corporate Coach U, founded in 1997, which trains business coaches, and Corporate Coaches, which hires them out to needy firms. Currently owned by CoachInc.Com CEO Sandy Vilas, the company, based in Steamboat Springs, Colo., has 60 staff members who work from home and 3,800 students and graduates in 36 countries. "Last year we took in $4 million," says Vilas. "We're expecting revenues of $10 million...
...line thinking I was in anything but a clean race." To which Frank Shorter answers, "Bullshit." Craig Masback says he hopes his young daughter runs track because, with so much testing, she won't do drugs. But Shorter says he first heard about human growth hormone in a Boulder, Colo., locker room in 1984, when he eavesdropped on a conversation between two 14-year-olds discussing a buy. Where's the truth...
...things could stop Les Franklin. Born into poverty, he was offered an athletic scholarship, got a business degree and became a key executive for IBM in Boulder, Colo. He bought a dream home in a mostly white, gated community, worked for the Governor and even ran for Congress. In 1990 tragedy struck, when his 16-year-old son Shaka shot himself to death. But Franklin did not let grief paralyze him. He founded the Shaka Franklin Foundation for Youth, dedicated to the prevention of youth suicide. Through it, Franklin, 61, became an even more prominent presence in Colorado. His fund...
...anything, the varminters say, it's they who are endangered. Chris Woods, 15, of Aurora, Colo., says he was expelled from private school for talking openly about his hunting. He's learned to keep his hobby to himself, especially in a city that's only miles from the site of the Columbine massacre. "At my age you want girlfriends, and some girls don't understand," Woods says. "Plus, our teachers are afraid we might come shoot them...