Post News: Female CSU student loses both legs trying to hop aboard train in Longmont

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Today's Front Page News

Female CSU student loses both legs trying to hop aboard train in Longmont
A 17-year-old Colorado State University student's legs were severed at the knees Monday when she fell under a freight train while trying to hop aboard, officials say.  

• Colo. foundation loses hospital control after 10 years, under HCA deal
• Hear, boy! Boulder coonhound's impressive ear span sets a Guinness record
• At 50, Englewood pizzeria succeeds by staying the same
• Hickenlooper calls records of anti-terror spending "ridiculous"
• GRAIL mission to map out lunar puzzle

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Today's Local Politics

Hickenlooper calls records of anti-terror spending "ridiculous"
Gov. John Hickenlooper is preparing to re-assign responsibility of a federal anti-terrorism grant program for the third time in a decade — and this time, he said he doesn't want the state to lose track of spending records.  

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Today's Business

GRAIL mission to map out lunar puzzle
Two Colorado-built spacecraft will map the moon's interior from crust to core, with the unprecedented detail expected to greatly advance understanding of its evolution.  

• CU research: Enzyme discovered that could detect colon cancer earlier
• 50-home development approved for north Golden
• World markets take beating over U.S. recession fears

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Today's Sports Headlines

Broncos' rookie class ready to take on Raiders
They began arriving in Denver just 43 days ago, flying into town from all corners of North America, eager to finally start their NFL careers.  

• Broken index finger finishes Herrera's season early
• Brady Quinn is Broncos' backup QB if Kyle Orton can't play
• Serena Williams handles Ana Ivanovic in straight sets in U.S. Open
• Ryan Miller confident CU will fix what went wrong in opener
• Colorado State evaluates its status as college football landscape changes

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Today's Entertainment

Winners and losers: A last look back at summer TV
In just a few weeks, we'll be up to our eyeballs in new TV shows as the networks delve into their fall season. We say, bring it on. Reruns are painful.  

• New on DVD, 9/6/11
• New CDs in Review, 9/6/11
• Book review: "The Perfect Suspect"

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Today's Style

RSVP: All about kids
Most days, civic leaders like Colorado Automobile Dealers Association president Tim Jackson, Fotec Group CEO Charlie Fote and Sage Hospitality chief Walter Isenberg are dressed in pinstripes and ties. So how does one get them to loosen up a bit?  

• Husband's crisis throws wife a curveball (9/6/11)
• Cameron: With just a few tweaks, a book can be a movie
• J.Lo and the Kardashians are making clothes. Is it fashion or a cash-in?
• Fashion's Night Out takes style to the stores
• The health benefits of working on your feet

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Is NYPD keeping too close an eye?
No city suffered like New York in the terror attacks of 9/11, so perhaps it's no surprise that in the 10 years since that day, New York's police department developed an intelligence unit like no other in the country.  

• Guest Commentary: A bold vision for early literacy