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Opinion | Are E.V.s Too Quiet and 'Boring'? - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Are E.V.s Too Quiet and 'Boring'? - The New York Times

Readers discuss a guest essay that argued they are both. Also: College roommates; tech in school; truths about Russia; water and politics.

Auraria protesters celebrate meeting with campus officials, face off with pro-Israel demonstrators - Vimarsana News

Auraria protesters celebrate meeting with campus officials, face off with pro-Israel demonstrators

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators celebrated "concessions" campus officials are considering and faced off with a group of pro-Israel protesters.

Denver police chief: No legal way to sweep Auraria Campus protesters - Vimarsana News

Denver police chief: No legal way to sweep Auraria Campus protesters

Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas was grilled by members of the Citizen Oversight Board on Friday morning, resulting in the chief telling the board he refused to sweep the pro-Palestine protest encampment from the Auraria Campus a second time.

Source: yahoo.com
Auraria campus protests: DPD won't do a sweep of encampment - Vimarsana News

Auraria campus protests: DPD won't do a sweep of encampment

Pro-Palestine protesters have occupied the campus quad in Denver for days. Chief Ron Thomas said Friday he doesn't think there's a legal way to remove their tents.

Source: 9news.com
Denver police refused 2nd request to clear Auraria pro-Palestine protest - Vimarsana News

Denver police refused 2nd request to clear Auraria pro-Palestine protest

Denver police Chief Ron Thomas said Friday that he refused Auraria Campus officials' request to clear pro-Palestine demonstrators from an encampment a second time after police arrested 45 people in a tense sweep of the site last week -- and said there is currently "no legal way" for officers to dismantle the demonstration.