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Will abortion pills blunt the impact of overturning Roe v. Wade? - Vimarsana News

Will abortion pills blunt the impact of overturning Roe v. Wade?

The sharpest opinions on the debate from around the web

GUEST COLUMN: SCOTUS decision could backfire - Vimarsana News

GUEST COLUMN: SCOTUS decision could backfire

“Leaving well enough alone” parallels the legal concept of “settled law” or “stare decisis,” but a majority of the U.S. Supreme Court, having very strongly-held political views regarding abortion and

Presidential Selection Transparency at The University of Colorado - Vimarsana News

Presidential Selection Transparency at The University of Colorado

By Aaron Harber As someone who benefited greatly in many ways from the resources provided by the University of Colorado while I was at Fairview High The Regents had promised the community an open and transparent process but appear to be laying the groundwork to name a single “finalist” so they do not have to disclose the names of other applicants.

THE NEW ERA OF FIRES: WE CAN AND MUST DO BETTER: HOW MOST OF A $1 BILLION TRAGEDY COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED - Vimarsana News

THE NEW ERA OF FIRES: WE CAN AND MUST DO BETTER: HOW MOST OF A $1 BILLION TRAGEDY COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED

By Aaron Harber Anyone observing the advance of Colorado’s Marshall Fire, as many of us did from our homes, were stunned at the explosion of flames across Anyone observing the advance of Colorado’s Marshall Fire, as many of us did from our homes, were stunned at the explosion of flames across Boulder County.

GUEST COLUMN: In a era of fires, we must do better - Vimarsana News

GUEST COLUMN: In a era of fires, we must do better

Anyone observing the advance of the Marshall fire in Colorado, as many of us did from our homes, were stunned at the explosion of flames across Boulder County.