Politics

Occupy protesters persevere, despite challenges.

We use our cell phones, laptops, iPhones and other electronic devices everyday, but what most of us do not realize is these items contain minerals fueling a blazing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The mineral conflict in the Congo is today’s version of the blood diamond, and people across the United States are demanding change.

On November 1, Boulderites will vote on whether to switch from Xcel Energy to a municipal electricity service, that would be called Boulder Light and Power.

Last Wednesday, the Colorado State House approved House Bill 1205, and it is now headed to the State Senate.

CU Student Government (CSUG) is proposing two bills that may jeopardize the future of various student groups on campus.