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Buff Blotter: May 15 - Vimarsana News

Buff Blotter: May 15

BOULDER, Colo. – The following items were reported on the University of Colorado Police Department’s online blotter: Lisa Harris,39, was arrested Wednesday on Marine Street for harassment and domestic violence. Sheryl Doxie,51, was arrested Wednesday at 30th Street and Colorado Boulevard for failed to drive in a single lane, drove vehicle while license under restraint […]

Man accused of waving gun in a Boulder parking lot has case sealed - Vimarsana News

Man accused of waving gun in a Boulder parking lot has case sealed

The case of a man who was accused of waving a gun in a parking lot before driving towards CU Boulder in February has been sealed.

Bo Jackson: How the Buccaneers blew it on a legendary college running back - Vimarsana News

Bo Jackson: How the Buccaneers blew it on a legendary college running back

Fresh off of winning the Heisman, he was destined for Tampa—until a slapstick franchise and a bullying owner mucked it up.

Source: si.com
An Ode to Soul Great Syl Johnson - Vimarsana News

An Ode to Soul Great Syl Johnson

For writer Ace Atkins, discovering the music of the Mississippi native, who died this past weekend at 85, was an education in deeper soul

Smith set to retire after 31-year Auburn career - Vimarsana News

Smith set to retire after 31-year Auburn career

Published: January 26, 2021 Decrease Font Size Font Size Increase Font Size Article body Melvin K. Smith, the longtime special events coordinator at Auburn University’s Career Center and three-time College of Education graduate, has announced his retirement, effective at the end of January. “I have always been told that you will know when it is time to retire,” Smith said. “Well, after more than 31 years, it is time.” He made a point to thank his many friends and colleagues with whom he has worked over the years. “I have been blessed to have had the opportunity for so many of...

Source: auburn.edu