Tag: From The Editor
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Colorado celebrates 150 with top education ranking | From the Editor
Just days ahead of Colorado’s sesquicentennial, U.S. News and World Report gave the state a fantastic birthday present. On July 28 (Colorado turned 150 years old on Aug. 1), the publication gave Colorado its No. 1 ranking for education. Colorado earned its first place in education based on “increases in associate degree completion and attainment…
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Colorado celebrates 150 with top education ranking | From the Editor
Just days ahead of Colorado’s sesquicentennial, U.S. News and World Report gave the state a fantastic birthday present. On July 28 (Colorado turned 150 years old on Aug. 1), the publication gave Colorado its No. 1 ranking for education. Colorado earned its first place in education based on “increases in associate degree completion and attainment…
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A change in time and times | From the Editor
On the surface, there’s a measure working its way through Congress that blurs the hard red-and-blue boundaries that divide the United States. The Sunshine Protection Act would make Daylight Saving Time permanent, eliminating the “springing forward” and “falling back” that we do every year. There is broad support for the move. An AP-NORC poll conducted…
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A change in time and times | From the Editor
On the surface, there’s a measure working its way through Congress that blurs the hard red-and-blue boundaries that divide the United States. The Sunshine Protection Act would make Daylight Saving Time permanent, eliminating the “springing forward” and “falling back” that we do every year. There is broad support for the move. An AP-NORC poll conducted…
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Riding the cog railway 50 years later | From the Editor
It took half a century, but I finally made a return trip to The Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway last week. It was a very different experience than it was 50 years ago. It was also warmly familiar. Renee and I were surprised to be able to get tickets for a Saturday trip on…
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Riding the cog railway 50 years later | From the Editor
It took half a century, but I finally made a return trip to The Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway last week. It was a very different experience than it was 50 years ago. It was also warmly familiar. Renee and I were surprised to be able to get tickets for a Saturday trip on…
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Favorite Fourth of July memories | From the Editor
John Adams was a patriot and a founding father of our nation. In a smaller way, he was also an oracle. On July 3, 1776, he penned a letter to his beloved wife, Abigail. It was the day after the passage of the Declaration of Independence. The declaration was actually passed on July 2. It…
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Favorite Fourth of July memories | From the Editor
John Adams was a patriot and a founding father of our nation. In a smaller way, he was also an oracle. On July 3, 1776, he penned a letter to his beloved wife, Abigail. It was the day after the passage of the Declaration of Independence. The declaration was actually passed on July 2. It…
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How the USA can win the World Cup | From the Editor
The 2026 World Cup – earth’s greatest and most watched sports tournament – began last week. Group play will run through June 27 at locations throughout the United States, Mexico and Canada. It’s likely that’s as far as the US National Team will go. But maybe it doesn’t have to be that way. Soccer has…
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How the USA can win the World Cup | From the Editor
The 2026 World Cup – earth’s greatest and most watched sports tournament – began last week. Group play will run through June 27 at locations throughout the United States, Mexico and Canada. It’s likely that’s as far as the US National Team will go. But maybe it doesn’t have to be that way. Soccer has…