For Colorado, Privacy Rights Now Extend to the Workings of Our Brains - by Jan Wondra
For those of us who live in Colorado, the question "What's on your mind?" is now a matter of personal privacy. A bill that passed without much public
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For those of us who live in Colorado, the question "What's on your mind?" is now a matter of personal privacy. A bill that passed without much public
Roberts and Lukens appointed to committees at State Legislature
Two Democratic state lawmakers want Colorado's public colleges to take a more holistic approach to admissions. Author: Rachel Leuthauser Updated: 10:22 PM MST January 25, 2021 COLORADO, USA — Democratic state lawmakers plan to introduce a bill that would make standardized tests optional for Colorado public college admissions. "We believe there are plenty of students out there who have great potential while they may not have great tests scores," said Senator Tammy Story (D-Jefferson County). "They should have all the same opportunities to go forward with highe...