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uawchild

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Reply to angka (Original post)

Thu Oct 8, 2015, 11:20 AM

Oct 2015

"We support hosting this important debate on the University of Colorado campus. But using CU to boost the credibility of these candidates while excluding CU students from participation in this debate is simply wrong."

well said and to the point

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Amid student outcry, CU defends hosting, paying for GOP debate [View all] angka Oct 2015 OP

this uawchild Oct 2015 #1

not a lot of respect for CU--still have never forgotten bill mccartney and his "promisekeepers" niyad Oct 2015 #2

best way to 'burnish CUs brand' to millions is to reject the global warming deniers certainot Oct 2015 #3

"CNBC is hosting and organizing the debate" - so why aren't they paying? muriel_volestrangler Oct 2015 #4

Control of the media, control of the perception, control of the audience...that is the GOP plan to Fred Sanders Oct 2015 #5

I am a Univ. of Colorado alum . . FairWinds Oct 2015 #6

CU is an interesting place lakercub Oct 2015 #7

Indefensible! CU pays for event student's can't attend. Democrats_win Oct 2015 #8

They are afraid of anything except a hand picked audience. Outrageous! mountain grammy Oct 2015 #9

Can't have the riff raff jamming up the party d_legendary1 Oct 2015 #10

I think Hooters would be a great location for the debate olddots Oct 2015 #11