The Boulder community is standing in firm opposition to Saturday nightâs massive party at the University of Colorado at Boulder, which resulted in extensive property damage and injury to three police officers.
Numerous city officials, CU students and staff spoke out Sunday against the actions of the several hundreds of CU students who hosted and attended the party-turned-riot at 10th Street and College Avenue on University Hill.
Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty called the incident âselfishâ and âoutrageousâ in a statement Sunday morning.
âOur community was put at risk last night by the individuals involved in the incident in the Hill area,â Dougherty said. âTheir callous disregard for our communityâs safety and well-being is shameful.â
The Boulder community is standing in firm opposition to Saturday night’s massive party at the University of Colorado at Boulder, which resulted in extensive property damage and injury to three
The CUI’s albums of the decade.
As the decade comes to a close, the CUI arts section takes a trip back through their favorite albums of the past ten years:
Fleet Foxes “Crack-Up.” (Nonesuch Records)
Following a six-year hiatus, Fleet Foxes finally returned with their third full-length album. “Crack-Up” is a complete turn around from the baroque-pop rock group’s previous two albums. The group made a name for themselves, teetering on the edge between progressive coffee house music and sonic genius. The directional shift in “Crack-Up” places Fleet Foxes high on the podium of artistic exploration and makes them a dynamic group to keep track of in modern music.