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Snowmass-based architect designs for both real and virtual worlds

You won’t find one of architect Alison Agley’s latest projects tucked away off Faraway Road in Snowmass Village or perched up on Red Mountain. That’s because it isn’t in the physical world at all: Agley is now working on an educational campus in the metaverse. ....

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Colt Brennan to be honored at the UH home game — and forever through a legacy fund

Colt Brennan’s legacy will be honored at the University of Hawaiʻi’s home game on Saturday and through the Colt Brennan Legacy Fund created by his family. The Conversation spoke to Brennan’s sister, Carrera Shea, about her brother’s experience and honoring his memory. ....

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Colt Brennan, former star quarterback at the University of Hawaii, dies at 37


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Former standout college quarterback Colt Brennan died this week in a California hospital, his family confirmed to CNN.
“He had been in a long-term rehab facility,” Brennan’s sister, Carrera Shea, told CNN on Tuesday. “Unfortunately, he relapsed.”
Brennan, 37, was pronounced dead at Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, according to the Orange County coroner. The Costa Mesa Police Department told CNN that Brennan was taken to the hospital due to an overdose.
After a shaky beginning to his college football career, Brennan transferred to the University of Hawaii in 2005, where he was the starting quarterback for three seasons. Brennan set the NCAA record for touchdown passes in a single season with 58 in 2006. That record was eclipsed by LSU’s Joe Burrow in the 2019 season. Despite being a Heisman Trophy candidate in his junior year, Brennan opted to stay at Hawaii for his final year of eligibility. ....

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